Trading Psychology Development

ABSTRACT

Investing or trading, herein referred to as trading, is recognized worldwide as a means to financial success, as well as failure. Among the various widely accessible financial markets there are highly successful participants among many with poor or failed experience. Within each market there is widely available fundamental market information and analysts, more than a couple hundred common trading aids or indicators and expert advisors, dozens of brokerage firms with their market support, and other such commonly accessible market participation elements. Again, some participants thrive, while others experience marginal success or failure. Undoubtedly, some markets and relevant information, technology, tools, and techniques, among other supportive elements are better than others. Given what is equally accessible to all, there must remain another significant trading variable. That is the nature of the trader or trade psychology. Disclosed herein is a method of trading psychology development for surprisingly enhanced market participation.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

Multi-Faceted Trading Education, Provisional application number62/943,284 filed Dec. 4, 2019.

STATEMENT REGARDING FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH OR DEVELOPMENT

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ABSTRACT

Separately submitted.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention

This invention generally involves the participation in the financialmarkets with its associated technology, tools, techniques, and tipswhile recognizing that Trade Psychology Development as a centralcontributor to the determination of degrees of trading success andfailure.

Problem Statement

Investing or trading, or generally “trading” in the financial marketsrelies upon doing so in the anticipated direction of increasedinstrument value in the market. The term financial market is ascribed toany activity formally organized to exchange ownership, responsibility,or value of an instrument by way of use of monetary exchange. Monetaryexchange being different from that of deriving value from material,labor, land, bartering, or other form of value exchange. A financialmarket instruments today commonly takes the form of equities or stocks,bonds and other sovereign government promissory notes, currency paircomparative value, agricultural or mineral yields, derivatives thereof,and so on.

Markets establish policies that represent tangibles or agreed valuecreation that requires administration of the exchange amongparticipants. Given common interest in various instruments, both alocation and facilitators of exchange were needed. Initially this tookthe form of an agreed upon location in a community and eventually to aspecific location dedicated to that instrument, called a trading floor.Consider this infrastructure as forming the market. Facilitators ofexchange on that floor became known as brokers acting on behalf ofothers near and far to the consolidated location of exchange for aparticular instrument. Much of our terminology and practices haveemerged from this period of concentrated instrument location trading.With modern information technology, physical trade locations for aninstrument have largely dissolved and moved to a virtual onlinelocation. This became an environment of dispersed infrastructure by wayof software, servers, computers, devices, internet and intranetconnectivity and other information technology from the market to brokersto the local user and their combinations With this infrastructureconnectivity, Brokers have largely moved online and remain integral asconsolidators of activity with a financial instrument.

Important to realize is that financial markets are derived from theoutlook and perspective of individuals acting in their own bestself-interest or in the best self-interest of an organization. Given themyriad of individual and organization participants and their bestself-interest circumstances, market knowledge, experience, availableassets, and so forth; the outlook of a market conditions is seendifferently. Combine this with external economic, competitive,personnel, country, regional, and other factors there are substantialand varied forces acting upon market by participants and thereforeultimately a somewhat unknown market behavior. As such, anticipating thedirection of the aggregate value of an instrument in the market isunpredictable and uncertain given the many and various forces andperspectives upon the market.

Attempts at ascertaining a somewhat random market behavior of aninstrument has taken on various forms. These have largely beencategorized as fundamental analysis or technical analysis. Fundamentalanalysis involves the use of market external news and information toassess potential general market or instrument specific influences thatmay affect coming behavior. Technical analysis attempts the use marketdata and parameters to ascertain future market direction. With technicalanalysis, many take the approach of assessing historical and currentmarket price information. Such an approach is generally known as priceaction participation. Others look towards the use of mathematicalmanipulation of various forms and sources of historical and currentmarket data. These mathematical approaches to analysis can be referredto as indicators. These many tools and attempts to objectify the marketseek to create a machine-like quality to trading. Despite these attemptsthere remains the human factor that places a subjective filter andbehavior between these objective tools, techniques, signals, and othertrading aids and the traders market participation.

Ultimately through the many decades of participating in the market fromits most informal origins to its current mature experience, extensiveuse of mathematics, and information technology-based format, theoutcomes of market participation success can still be mixed. An activesearch for informed and executed trade science or skill and trade art ortemperament has been sought. Disclosed is an innovative TradingPsychology Development system and process to achieve an enhanced tradingoutcome.

State of the Art Assessment

Participating in financial markets is now widely available beyondinstitutions and the well-resourced to essentially all individuals. Asbroad as the variances in individuals, this is a likeness of thevariance in readiness of individuals to participate in the markets. Inpart this is due to a lack of access points to a trading education.

The most ideal entrance into the market occurs with formally educatedindividuals that then work professionally with a firm or individual withyears of experience, systems, tools, and tips as to how to bestparticipate in a given market. Undoubtedly, a relevant formal educationcombined with on-the-job training, certification, tutoring, mentoring,apprenticeship, and other guided education and experience is likely tocreate an informed, capable, and likely more successful marketparticipate in an institutional role or as an individual. Expectedly,the number of individuals with such a career or professional intentionfollowed by successful participation institutionally are comparativelysmall.

Most individuals seeking to participate in the financial markets do sofrom largely an experimental starting point. They may have picked upsome ideas here and there and then open an account, fund it with a fewdiscretionary dollars, and experiment in the market. Of course, part ofthis individual attempt at trading for many involves some education.Today, likely most of that is through video, online content, books, andso forth. Many that seek this route for financial market participationdo so to avoid the costs of paid education programs. However, it is notunusual that this self-taught approach can be have its own costs in lostrevenue due to the long time to learn to participate in the markets andoften from the high costs of many or bigger mistakes in the markets.History shows that despite these laudable efforts that there stillremains something missing for these self-taught traders. For the vastnumber of these individuals, their success is limited and often leads tolosses or discomfort with the market and their elimination fromparticipation. This is unfortunate as it is for this reason that a manyare not as successful as they wish to be in the markets and ultimatelyword gets out that trading is risky, only a few are successful, andsuch.

Other more fortunate individuals may have access to others that havemade the leap into successful market participation by one way oranother. For most of these individuals their initial thoughts are theyhave a path to successful market participation. What most find is thattraders are not as accessible for mentorship as they expected, even withclose relationships. Traders are busy trading. Trade training takes timeand effort over an extended period. Although not an accurate andrealistic thought, as the more participants there are in the markets thebetter the financial markets become, some trading mentors may not wantto share their trading techniques. Further, new financial marketparticipants need to realize that approaching a known successful marketparticipant, that they will be receiving just one perspective towardsthe market, all be it successful for that person. As a whole, eventhough one may know of a successful participant in the market, that isnot often as sure a way into successful market participation asexpected.

The challenge still remains, how do most people gain entry into thefinancial markets as a trader. Again, most will not have the benefit ofrelated formal education and work experience, self-study is proven timeconsuming and unreliable, and access to known successful marketparticipants has shown them to be less accessible than would beexpected. What is left is the use of paid private individual orinstitutional instructions. Many market participant hopefuls arereluctant to want to pay for such services, but many do ultimatelyrealize this may be their most timely and reliable access to marketparticipation. The type and quality of such programs does vary, asexpected. Many of these are individual market participants that trainother as an aspect of leveraging their knowledge and experience intrading. Although they provide access, they still only provide oneperspective towards market participation. Further, as one individualthere still may remain limited access to trainers with more provenmarket success. This limitation shows up in many forms as there is onlyso much that an individual trainer can accomplish as far as offeringindividual attention, video content, regular webinars, and so forth.Other offerings may be from institutions that broaden financial marketperspective to various trainers, if such access is programed or granted.Whether an individual or institutional financial market tradingeducation, many of these are influenced by profit making forces. Thislikely shows up first in having more than one student being instructedat a time, possible limits on instruction duration and access, and soon.

Disclosed herein is the Applicant's multi-faceted trading education thatrecognized the limitations of trading information access and provides asystem to address the shortfalls common to the participation in thefinancial markets as discussed. The Applicant uniquely combines aspectsof self-study with training and trading elements, individualizedcoaching with training and trading instruction and activity, grouptraining and trading education, event and webinar training and trading,group participation through events and a device-based chat application,and more. Important to this innovative system is both participant andgroup assessments of The Participants development for successfulparticipation in the financial markets as a trader. The Participantcontinues to participate in aspects of the Applicant's multi-facetedtrading education until such time as The Participant throughself-assessment and with information of group assessments TheParticipant is able to determine their readiness for financial markettrading participation. This is an accessible approach with the benefitsof both individualized and group contribution for a surprisinglyeffective participant trading outcome in the financial markets. Anoutcome that shows improved trading outcomes beyond that of typicaltrading outcomes.

An important additional component to the Applicants multi-facetedtrading education and experience that provides surprising improvedtrading outcomes due to information awareness, skill development, andtool and technique advantages, there is also the inclusion of TradingPsychology Development. Regardless of any refinement, advancements,advantages, and other superior aids and skill to market participation,without trading psychology development the potential of the aids andskill will not be fully realized. Often the difference between marketsuccess and failure is the interference of the human element and thevariability of the specific trader's personal proclivities andcharacter. There are many sources of appropriate and sufficientinformation for successful participation in the market, but disclosedherein is the Applicant's Trading Psychology Development system andprocess that create surprising enhanced trading outcomes well beyondtypical trading outcomes.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The Applicant discloses an effective means of Trading PsychologyDevelopment by way of a multi-faceted trading education system andprocess that incorporates the using of the Applicant's real money. Theresult is a surprisingly effective and enhanced trading participation inthe financial markets whether The Participant had previous tradingexperience or no previous trading experience.

This innovation takes readily available market infrastructure ofsoftware, servers, computers, connectivity, and other informationtechnology from the market to the local user to also include data, andinterface portals through brokerage firms and data manipulation servicesto uniquely participate in the financial markets. First a financialmarket is chosen and an appropriate brokerage firm is selected tointerface in the market. The Applicant uniquely assesses market data byway of its proprietary mathematical algorithms to manipulate market datafor unique signals suggesting anticipated market behavior. TheApplicant's mathematical algorithms are provided to a data manipulationservice for conversion into charted into local graphical and numerictrade signals for use by Applicant prospects, students, and groupmembers. These signals in combination with general financial market datain the form of price movement represented by what the financial marketknows as candlesticks. With general market data, unique market signals,and access to the markets the foundation of the Applicant'smulti-faceted trading education system and process is resources andparticipants are able to uniquely access and participate in thefinancial markets.

As a definitional clarification, student is inclusive, but not limitedto a person under the instruction of the Applicant's coaches, trainers,and mentors, also referred to collectively as instructors. A studentrefers generally to Applicant's group or members as all are studentswhen trading the markets. The term participant is also used herein as isincluded within the definition of a student as well as retains its ownimplication of one generally involved in the markets.

The Applicants Multi-Faceted Trading Education begins with anyindividual being able to assess the Applicant's trading process andsystem through a Trial Trading Education And Experience. This is a fullsystem assessment with Trial Education that includes learning the marketbasics, indicator and use basics, analysis software basics, tradeplacement basics. With some foundational information and knowledge, aprospect assessing the Applicant's day trading system can then actuallyenter the financial market with a practice account for Trial TradingExperience. That can include applying the basics of trade placement inthe market with a practice account using the brokers trade portal,participating in basic training onsite and online webinars,participating in basic onsite and online trading webinars, communicatewith other prospects through general participation but also a basicgroup chat, and access to general support. The Prospect simply cyclesthrough trading education and experience until The Prospect and TheGroup assess they are ready for more formal Certified Trading EducationAnd Training.

The Applicant's multi-faceted trading education system and process isessentially for providing the tools through indicators and signals andtechniques through information and educational to provide means andskill to create improved trading outcomes in the financial markets. TheApplicant's multi-faceted trading education starts with a prospecttrying the Applicant's trading system and process in a trial educationand trial trading experience. This provides a means for The Prospect toassess many aspects of trading generally, evaluating the Applicant'strading system, and even determining their fit with the Applicants groupand culture. The Prospect has the opportunity to determine theirinterest in pursuing trading generally and specifically with theapplicant as being well-informed as to the Applicant and their markettrading approach.

With mutual assessment between the Applicant Group and The Prospect tocontinue, the now student enters the Applicant's certified tradingeducation and trading experience system and process for readiness toparticipate in the markets. This process includes access to general andApplicant enhanced market participation technology and tools, as well asthe benefit of general best-practices and Applicant enhanced techniquesand tips. Access begins with the Student benefiting from 1-to-1personalized coaching, training, and mentoring. This is an importantcomponent of the Applicant's trading system and process because it notonly imparts information, knowledge, and ultimately skill development,but it provide opportunity for the Applicant to specifically address theStudent's personal proclivities towards proper trade psychology to bemost successful in the application of tools and techniques for thegreatest and even enhanced participation in the financial markets. TheStudent is further refined in their trading skill and psychology byparticipation in small group educational and experiential environments.Beyond continued skill development, the Student is able to witness theaffects of trade psychology of others as demonstrated by theirassociated successes or failures in the market. A different context, adifferent perspective, as so forth provide a new awareness or newawakening of the importance of trading psychology and means of adjustingtheir own outlook, habits, and practices to gain improved tradingoutcomes. A further aspect of the Applicant's best mode in tradingeducation and experience is going beyond personalized coaching that mayoccur onsite or remotely is that of 1-to-1 as well as side-by-sidemastery coaching, training, and mentoring. Being in the same place in aside-by-side context that provides for 1-to-1 personal attention theStudent gains further and even enhanced educational and experientialbenefits and insights in the use of general and Applicant technology andtools, as well as general best practices and Applicant specifictechniques and tips. Yet significantly in addition to enhanced tradeskill applied outcomes is the further development of best tradepsychology. Often the Student at this point has come with someunderstanding and practice beyond the mechanics of trading and is at apoint to accept and apply additional trade skill and psychology to themarkets. Here the coach, trainer, and mentor are able to address withthe Student their specific trading psychology needs for the mostsignificant participation in the financial markets. Now with a greaterfoundation in trading skill and psychology, the Student continues toadvance with each through participation in larger expert training forumsand events with the Applicant's most accomplished coaches, trainers, andmentors. As with the smaller group environment previously experienced bythe Student, there is greater exposure to higher levels of trading skilldisclosure and exchange of the influence of trading psychology on theoutcomes of trades as expressed by the coaches, trainers, and mentors aswell as from more experienced and expert group membership. The result isthe Student's further elevation in trading skill development and tradingpsychology development. As expected the cycle of a trail experience,then a certified coaching curriculum, followed by a small groupexposure, then added upon by a side-by-side personal mastery series, andinterjected with regular larger group expert events, with theopportunity to cycle in an about each of these elements, the Student'strading skill and trading psychology are continuously enhanced andrefined for demonstrated enhanced participation in the financialmarkets. There is a surprisingly effective financial marketparticipation outcome from the Applicant's multi-faceted tradingeducation system and process that addresses both trade skill and tradepsychology readiness.

Importantly disclosed herein is the inclusion of an additional aspect ofthe Applicant's multi-faceted trading education and experience is theaddition of students trading in the financial markets with theApplicant's money. It was noticed that the behavior of studentstransitioning from practice trading in the financial markets to realmoney trading resulted in noticeable addition of emotion in the tradingcharacter of The Participant. An educational system that includespractice trading in the financial markets is critical. However,including trading in the market with institutional money was found toallow students to enter the markets with a funded account withsubstantially less emotion and a more stable trade psychology. Thisresults as there is not the personal connection to the funds. As such,the funds are perceived more objectively. This allows students tocontinue to trade the markets on a more fact-based perspective. Observedis greater market success. In time, the Student becomes comfortable inparticipating in the market with a funded account for surprisingly rapidtransition into market success. They also more comfortably transitioninto trading privately funded accounts with their own money as they nowhave funded account experience in the markets and are aware of and arebetter managing the trade psychology associated with funded accounttrading in the markets. The ultimate result is not only improvedfinancial market participation beyond typical market results, but anenhanced proprietary trading outcome.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWING

FIG. 1—Diagram Of Financial Markets And Applicant Trading ReadinessDevelopment Integration. The general financial market structure anddisclosure interface into the market.

FIG. 2—Flow Chart Of Multi-Faceted Trading Education System WithApplicant Funding. Additional perspective of how the Applicant'smulti-faceted trading education with Applicant funded accounts createsuperior financial market participation.

FIG. 3—Flow Chart Of Multi-Faceted Trading Education Elements WithApplicant Funding. Integration of Applicant funded accounts in theApplicant's multi-faceted trading education.

FIG. 4—Flow Chart Of Applicant Funding Process For Trading PsychologyDevelopment. The decision-making process to assess readiness for tradingan Applicant funded account.

FIG. 5—Flow Chart Of Applicant Funding For Trading PsychologyDevelopment Elements. Specific key components of a minimal tradepsychology appropriate for financial market trading.

FIG. 6—Flow Chart Of Applicant Additional Funding For Advanced TradingPsychology Development. Specific key components of increasing tradepsychology with increases in an Applicant funded account.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Principles of the Invention

There is increasing market participation by individuals who recognizethe great potential in trading, balanced by known risks, given today'sinformation and other technology, advancing trading tools, ever evolvingtechniques, and tips from those of more experience. It is arguablyclaimed that because of the aforementioned, that some of the simplest,cheapest, fastest, and most flexible monetary gains and wealth can beattributed to trading the markets. Hence, the continued interest infinancial market participation.

Potential market participants seek market entry bay various means. Somecome with formal education, others professionally trained andexperienced, as well as across the spectrum to include amateurs throughself-training and experimentation. An industry has also flourishedproviding trading education that many elect to utilize. It is observedhowever, that in many cases there may be little difference between anyof these methods of market entry. This is the result that there is nearuniversal emphasis on information access and skill development, with thelack of attention given to an equally important element of financialmarket participation. For market success, a participant needsappropriate trade information, trade skill, trade psychology, and tradefunds. What is missing all too frequently is the development of tradepsychology which can influence the success of any trading methodregardless of the amount of trade support. Further, many new tradersenter the market with such small accounts, prudently wise, that theyreally cannot develop a large enough account to maintain their interestfor continued development.

Here the Applicant discloses a method for trading education thatincludes the effective development of trade psychology by way ofApplicant funded accounts. These accounts provide for the benefits oftrade psychology development that cannot be substituted by a practiceaccount. A practice simply does not carry with it the emotionsassociated with trading a funded account in the financial markets.Further the Applicant can continue to provide additional funds to atrade account to continue to increase trade skill and trade psychologyenhanced development.

Disclosed is a trading education system that provides proper skilldevelopment through information distribution as well as practice tradingthe financial markets. The culmination of this trading education andmarket practice experience is the determination by the Student and theApplicant that the Student is ready for a funded account. The Studenttrades the funded account and is immersed in the unique experience thatdraws out the Student's market character. The Student's educationcontinues as a coach, trainer, or mentor works with the Student throughadditional skill development, but also through their feelings,demonstrated proclivities that reduce trade effectiveness. Theseattributes that can diminish trade results are many. It can include notbeing patient and entering a trade before they are properly developed.It might be staying in losing trades too long when it is rationallyprudent to exit the trade. It is also manifest in getting nervous andcutting winning trade off too short and losing available profit. It isovertrading, risking too much in a trade, not protecting trades,doubling and tripling down on trades believing they know the directionof the market, it is behavior based on greed or fear. There are manyfactors within the realm of trade psychology. The proper development oftrade psychology cannot be over emphasized.

Disclosed also, is not only the development of trade skill and tradepsychology by the use of Applicant funded accounts, but there is alsothe further development of these needed traits. It may be accomplishedby continued coaching, training, and mentoring as well as increasing thetrade account. Each increase in the account carries with it a new sensetowards the market. There is more to gain which calls out element ofgreed within The Participants character. That may cause new emotions andassociated behaviors in greater trade risk and less patience to get to agreater return faster, among other manifestations with increasedfunding. It may also include adding increasing fear and trepidation thatthere is more to lose. This may be manifest with lack of trading,trading too small a position in the market, lack of clear thinking whenin the markets, and other demonstrated negative trade temperament.Ultimately, the Applicant's use of a multi-faceted trading educationcombined with funded trade experience of increasing account magnituderesults in the fastest and most competent total trade readiness withsurprising enhance proprietary trading outcomes.

The principles of the invention are the recognized novelty andsurprising results of Applicant's students using Applicant's money aspart of the learning process to trade the financial markets. A studentshow a less emotional transition into the financial market participationby using a trade account funded with money to which they are lesspersonally attached. Trading their own private funded trade accountcarries with it significant emotional and behavioral responses thatimpede the Student from clearly, patiently, and in a consistent anddisciplined manner participate in the market. This interference to theclearer thinking of the Student to apply what they have learned from theApplicant's multi-faceted trading education results in unnecessaryerrors and losses, less confidence and hesitation in participating inthe market, and among many other outcomes. Student's trading theApplicant's funded account are far less attached to the trade funds andare left with minimal emotional and behavioral interference allowingthem to better apply the Applicant's multi-faceted trading education.Being less emotionally attached to the funds means being lessemotionally attached to the trading outcome. This allows the Student tobe more objective about their trading and to remain more open to learnfrom their trading experience to create a faster and more robust tradingskill development and more refined further trading psychologydevelopment.

This upward cycle in trading skill and psychology ultimately results ina high performing or proprietary trading outcome. With this outcome theStudent observes they are profitably participating in the market and arethen more confident to enter the market with their own trading fundswithout significant emotional and behavior interference to theirtrading.

DRAWING DESCRIPTION

The following drawings disclose the flow and manipulation of informationand data then used to predict anticipated price movement to successfullyparticipation in the financial markets.

FIG. 1 is the Diagram Of Financial Markets And Multi-Faceted TradingEducation Integration.

FIG. 1 shows there are various financial markets that have evolved froma local physical location-based presence and influence to now a moreglobal access model through information technology and connectivity.Today, these various markets would share a generally common structure toprovide market access to institutional and individual investors andtraders, we will call institutional or individual participants orparticipants. Describing this general market structure would includeMajor Private Financial Institutions 110 that provide capital or capitalassurances to form the financial liquidity in the markets. Theirindividual influence varies based upon their involvement in a particularmarket or markets, generally recognized significance by governments,industry, the markets, and others. In cases they can influence marketvalue, specific instrument value and pricing, and other market specificelements. Other Major Public Participants 112 such as governments andregulatory agencies, industry associations and monitors, media andsocial forces, and like influences also contribute to the market. Theycan participate in the market by providing offerings, financing,interest rate and other market leverage, regulation and policy, andmore. The Private Markets 114 represent aggregators of specific marketassets and instruments and set the general policies and procedures forparticipation in their market. They have direct and substantialinfluence upon the operation of the market and other influences. Theseinstitutions provide the interface between the financial markets and thephysical world and industry. Naturally, the influences of this physicalworld such as supply and demand, technology, services, natural influencesuch as weather, and more provide direct influence on the existence andbehavior of the markets. There are Public Markets 116 administered bygovernments and agencies. They may be less speculative in theirstructure, but they do operate to make assets and instruments availableto market participants. In times past and in rare occasions today, themarkets were location based. Today, the vast majority of markets areonline based. Market Connectivity 120 is the result of market specificand general connectivity infrastructure of servers, connections,protocols, and more with the financial markets, brokers, end users, andtheir combinations. In this diagram Market Connectivity 120 isrepresented as a single entity, but it should be interpreted that in ispresent and connecting all other diagram elements. It is simplyredundant to represent such a fundamentally understood element to thefinancial market structure and this disclosure diagram. Represented isthat Major Private Financial Institutions 110, Major Public Interests112, Private Markets, and Public Markets interact cooperatively andcompetitively in a manner as to create the functioning markets. Neededare participants in the markets. They take the form of MajorSelf-Brokering Participants 140 that have direct access to the marketbased upon the volume of their participation, other contributions to themarket, and other factors. Again, they participate in the marketdirectly through their own market access. Given the characteristics oftheir participation in the markets, they can have an influence uponmarket behavior. The vast majority of market participants do so througha market intermediary or Broker 130. The Broker 130 facilitates marketparticipation for lower volume Institutional Participants 150 andIndividual Participants 152. Institutional Participants 150 representlarge banks and financial institutions, endowments and funds,corporations and organizations, and individuals with equivalentresources that participate in the markets. They are not so involved inthe markets as to participate as a Major Self-Brokering Participant, buttheir participation can have an impact on market behavior. The Broker130 also services Individual Participants 152. This represents thosewith less volume participation and require and benefit from the servicesof a broker to access the markets. Their individual participationusually does not have an influence upon the market, but at times withsufficient collective sentiment, they can influence the market to somedegree. They are to some degree sources of capital to the markets. Thisdisclosure is not directed towards this generalized market structurediscussed for reference and context. Further, other entities undoubtedlycould be listed with a more granular discussion of the markets, butthese key elements are sufficient to establish the connection of thisdisclosure to the markets.

FIG. 1 further discloses the use of a Market Data Manipulator 160 thatreceives market data and manipulates it to create tools and techniquesto provide users the ability to analyze the markets to take position andparticipate in the markets. A Major Self-Brokering Participant 140, aBroker 130, an Institutional Participant 150, and an IndividualParticipant 152 may use their own methods of data manipulation or use anoutside resource such as a Market Data Manipulator 160 to provide toolsand techniques to better assess and participate in the markets. Such isthe case with this disclosure. A Market Data Manipulator 160 is used fortheir Market Data and Analysis Software 162 that provides charted marketdata and analysis tools. A Market Data Manipulator 160 with the capacityto accept general or even the Applicant's mathematical algorithms 170 isused to create Trade Indicators 172 to assess historical, current, andanticipated market behavior. The combination of Market Data and AnalysisSoftware 162 and Trade Indicators 172 provides a uniquely accurateassessment of anticipated market behavior are used by an Applicant GroupMember 180 to identify market positions and participation that are thenplaced with a chosen Broker 130. The Applicant Group Member 180 canparticipate in the markets through the Broker 130 using an ApplicantTrading Educational Real Money Account 176 or the Applicant Member'sPrivate Trade Fund 182. What is disclosed is the use of the TradeIndicators 172 with Applicant Trading Education 174 and ApplicantTrading Education Real Money Account 176 through appropriateconnectivity to the market as previously discussed herein to facilitatethe Applicant Group Member 180 to day trade the markets withsurprisingly successful results using an Applicant Trading EducationalReal Money Account 176 or a Privately Funded Account 182.

FIG. 2 is the Flow Chart Of Multi-Faceted Trading Education System.

FIG. 2 was previously and generally disclosed as Applicant TradingEducation FIG. 1 172. Here the Applicant's Trading System of FIG. 1 172is discussed in detail as the subject of this disclosure. For contrast,FIG. 2 briefly illustrates that the typical path of participation in themarket for most Individual Participants FIG. 1 150 takes the form ofinterfacing with a Brokerage Trade Platform 260 online using a PrivateSelf-Funded Account 270 and results in a Typical Trading Outcome 274. Atypical result refers to what a person having ordinary skill in the artof market participation. That person is not referring to thoseprofessionally trained and participating in the markets with aninstitution account and institutional level of market awareness andadvantage. The person of ordinary skill in the art is the individual whois self-trained, trained by an acquaintance, or has trained with arelevant service provider and is participating in the market as a lay,amateur, or non-professional. The Typical Trading Outcome 274 of thismarket participant is not widely successful and has led to a socialperspective about financial market participation as being risky, notsuccessful, that a few can profit while many will lose money, and so on.So prevalent is this perspective that governments and their agenciesrequire disclosure of caution and warning. These may include suchstatements as “previous results are not indicative of future results,”“market participation is risky and is not right for all,” and so on.What is disclosed is a system of Trade indicators here identified asLocal Graphical/Numeric Proprietary Signals 254 and Proprietary TradeEducation 256 while using either a Self-Funded Account 280 or aProprietary Real Money Education Fund 290 will result in surprisinglyuncommon successful participation in the financial markets.

FIG. 2 reviewed in detail starts with a simplified representation of thefinancial markets as specifically interfacing with the Applicant'sMulti-Faceted Trading Education System including key elements of GeneralAnd/Or Proprietary Trade Signal Algorithms 220, Proprietary Day TradeEducation 230, and Proprietary Real Money Trading 240. This figure usesthe term “Trade” throughout. The term “Trade” takes upon it the usualmeaning of participating in the financial markets. More specificallyreferring to a participation on a shorter-term basis that may be forminutes, hours, days, and weeks. In this disclosure “Trade” is alsoencompassing of what is inclusive of the term “Investing.” Where“Investing” has a definition and understanding to represent more of alonger-term participation in the markets of months to years. Again,“Trading” is intended to be inclusive of all and any form ofparticipation in the financial markets and for any and all financialmarkets. External Streaming Market Input Data 110 is representative ofthe totality of FIGS. 1 110, 112, 114, 116, and 120, and related playersand infrastructure from which various sources arrives to the CentralizedManipulated Market Data 250 provider also represented in FIG. 1 160. TheCentralized Manipulated Market Data 250 provider also accepts theGeneral And/Or Proprietary Trade Signal Algorithms 220 as alsorepresented by FIG. 1 170. The result is both typical market data in theform of Local Market Price Candlestick Display 252 and as shown by FIG.1 162 and associated charting and tools, but also Local Graphical andNumeric Proprietary Signals 254 and as shown by FIG. 1 172. The termlocal represents that data, connectivity, and data manipulationoccurring elsewhere in the market structure are provided by onlineconnectivity to an Individual Participant FIG. 1 152 or even to anInstitutional Participant FIG. 1 150 at their location or on theirpersonal computer or trade station. The individual or institutionalmarket participant then receives the Applicant's Proprietary TradingTechniques 256 enhanced by Applicant Proprietary Day Trade Education 230as also represented in FIG. 1 174 and through their computer 256 and asdetailed in FIG. 1 180 use a Brokerage Trade Platform 262 and as shownin FIG. 1 130 that facilitates a Proprietary Real Money Educational Fund240 and 290 and as shown in FIG. 1 176 or a Self Funded Account 280 anda shown in FIG. 1 182 to execute trades and participate in the markets.The combination of General And/Or Proprietary Trade Signal Algorithms220 in the useable form of Local Graphical and Numeric ProprietarySignals 254 to create Applicant Proprietary Trading Techniques 256 whencatalyzed with understanding and best practices by Applicant proprietaryDay Trade Education 230 are used as a system for Improved TradingOutcome 284. The Improved Trading Outcome 284 results from surprisinglyaccurate anticipated financial market direction and magnitude movementas a trade declaration of market entry price, market exit profit price,and market exit stop loss price. Improved Trading Outcomes 284represents outcome greater than that of Typical Trading Outcomes 274.Again, the Typical Trading Outcomes 274 are representative ofessentially a barely succeeding outcome that has resulted in a societalperspective of trading as being acknowledge as possible and profitablefor some, but likely a losing situation for most. That places ImprovedTrading Outcomes 284 as more successful than the Typical Trading Outcome274 as measured by Applicant Group Members being agreeable to paying amonthly subscription to trade the Applicant's Multi-Faceted TradingEducation System. If the outcomes were typical, a participant istypically barely sustaining themselves in the market. They may bewinning here and there and losing about the same here and there. It iscommonly recognized by persons of ordinary skill in the art of tradingthat a typical winning rate in the markets is about 65%. A win rate thatis barely better than a guess and keeps the typical participant abouteven in wins and losses by the time there is consideration of their lackof confidence to do more for better results, considering trading costs,and so on. Validation that the Applicant's system produces an ImprovedTrading Outcome 284 is manifest by participants being willing to pay anaccess expense of a few hundred-dollar monthly subscription, then therewould be no participation as the cost of the system would not bejustified by marginal trade results. Given Improved Trading Outcomes284, such Applicant Multi-Faceted Trading Education System is justifiedfrom month to month.

FIG. 2 critically discloses the further ability to create a ProprietaryTrading Outcome 294 for financial market success beyond Improved TradingOutcomes 284 and Typical Trading Outcomes 274. It has been recognizedthat technology, tools, techniques, and tips abound in the financialmarkets with generally universal mediocre financial market success. Thisimportant element is the deliberate development of a Proprietary TradeTemperament 292. This is deliberately developed with from a combinationof Proprietary Trade Signal Algorithms 220 passed through a CentralizedManipulated Market Data 250 provider for Proprietary Local Graphical andNumeric Trade Tools 254 combined with Proprietary Trading Education 230to create a Proprietary Trading Technique 256 that provides uniquelyeffecting trading tools and techniques. These Proprietary Trading Tools254 and Proprietary Trading Techniques 256 are uniquely effective in thefinancial markets and create an Improved Trading Outcome 284. However,given the associated burdens of entering the market, especially as a newand inexperienced trader, a Self-Funded Account 280 carries with it manyexpected and unexpected trading behaviors and emotions often interferingwith optimal financial market success. The minimizing of just suchexpected and unexpected trading behaviors and emotions occurs by havingthe Student and group member trade a Proprietary Real money Educationalfund 290. By not trading a Self-Funded Account 280, many associatedtrading behaviors and emotions are not present or present to the degreewhen trading one's own money in the market where there is a directattachment. Trading the Proprietary Real Money Educational Fund 290 thereal money is detached from the Student or group member and has abehavior and feel in the market like trading a practice account. Theresult is that students and group members under the direction ofcoaching, training, and mentoring or through their own financial marketparticipation have the more neutral trade experience to deliberatelydevelop more appropriate trade psychology habits and practices. Thisdevelopment comes from taking specific coach, trainer, or mentor tradeguidance or making specific personal trading actions and experimentationor simply better practice coming from simply participating in the marketwith less emotional attachment to the account and market outcomes. Thisdoes not imply a recklessness or indifference to market outcomes, butminimizes involuntary behavioral and emotional characteristics andtemperament that arises unknowingly, unexpectantly that occurs withtrading the market when market trade funds have more meaning andattachment to the Student or group member. The result is a ProprietaryTrade Temperament 292 that results in a Proprietary Trading Outcome 294which is a more optimal and greater financial market trading result thanthe Improved Trading Outcome 284 and Typical Trading Outcome 274.

FIG. 3 is the Flow Chart Of Multi-Faceted Trading Education Forums Andtype Of Topics.

FIG. 3 discloses the multi-faceted nature of the Applicant's tradingsystem encompassed in the Proprietary Trading Education FIG. 2 230. FIG.3 more expressly defines the Proprietary Trading Techniques FIG. 2 256which is the unique resulting combination of typical Local Market PriceCandlestick Display FIG. 2 252 with Local Graphical and NumericProprietary Signals FIG. 2 254 and made effective by Proprietary TradingEducation FIG. 2 230 to produce Improved Trading Outcome FIG. 2 284beyond the Typical Trading Outcomes FIG. 2 274. The assimilation of theApplicant's disclosed proprietary trading system with the financialmarkets is observed with the Diagram Of Financial Markets AndMulti-Faceted Trading Education Integration FIG. 1 and in process formwith the Flow Chart Of Multi-Faceted Trading Education System FIG. 2.The result is a student or new day trader having the capacity to tradein the financial markets with Improved Trading Outcomes FIG. 2 284. Inaddition to what has been disclosed, The Applicant's trading system isexpressly multi-facetted by trading education forums and type of topics.Disclosed is an extensive array of educational and experiential elementsfrom 1-to-1 Personal Core Instruction 310, Small Group Instruction 320,Side-by-Side Advanced Instruction 330, and Large Group Event Instruction340. The inter-related and combined experience providing the Studentwith multiple avenues of education by topic; multiple avenues ofeducation by perspective with more than one and typically numerousdifferent coaches, trainers, and mentors; multiple avenues of formatfrom personal online and onsite, small group online and onsite, largegroup online and onsite, open chat forums, other forums a person ofordinary skill in the art would deduce from this Multi-Faceted TradingEducation Forums And Type Of Topics FIG. 3. An important element of theApplicants Multi-Faceted Trading Education is that elements of theprocess are inter-related and a prospect, student, member, coach, andany participant may move from one element to the other within theassociated elements. Created is a dynamic trade education and experiencesystem that allows a participant to gain awareness of the whole of thesystem where needed, a specific element of the system and process, orfocus on any one or more of the systems elements and process as isindividually needed and desired. This dynamic and multi-facetededucational and experiential process is what creates the Improved TradeOutcomes FIG. 2 284 and an innovative spark of this disclosure.

FIG. 3 discloses the use of 1-to-1 Personal Core Instruction seen toencompass trade education and trade experience elements. MarketInformation 350 is also included as knowing the different markets, whattypically influences them, where to find information about thoseinfluences, how to anticipate the reaction of the market based on knowninfluences, knowing the pace of the market, understanding the cyclicalnature of the pricing, and other market awareness known and used bytrader of ordinary skill in the art of trading. Initial and continueddevelopment of Core Indicators 352 includes awareness of general orApplicant's proprietary indicators, their components, how to use them,how to interpret them, and how to apply them for improved tradingoutcomes. Trading Skills 356 is the education that assembles knowledgegained and relates it to the trade placement.

FIG. 3 discloses further advantages of the Multi-Faceted TradingEducation system and process of the Applicant. What follows from aformalized education and experiential curriculum are an internalizationof the trade process to begin to recognize trading as one's own orcoming from oneself and not simply information and mechanics being morestepwise executed. Those attributes begin to emerge with Trading SkillImprovement 360. This emerges with practice and live trading over timeand with reiterative education, coaching, and introspection by thetrader about their trading. More education follows on advanced subjectsof proper Trade Money Management 362. Not only is knowing the currentfundamental character of the market, knowing how to analyze market dataassess the current technical character of the market for potentialtrades, and then placing trades in the market, such trades must beapplied with proper money management from trade entry to trade exit.This can include proper trade size, number of trades, projected distancethe market will move, recovery methods for trades that may go againstthe trade setup, and more. Many of ordinary skill in the art wouldassert that money management or trade management may be some of the mostimportant considerations of trade success. As such, the Applicant amplyincludes such information and training into the Multi-Faceted TradingEducation process. A topic in the Applicant's trade curriculum, butdifficult to instill, except through live market experience is that ofTrade Psychology 364. This represents the necessity of proper tradingattributes of the trader to participate in the market. This would bepersonal attributes such as patience for a better trade opportunity topresent itself, rather than accepting a less than favorable trade simplybecause the trader is impatient, pressed for time, is eager to trade orplace multiple trades, and so on. It represents the trader's ability tobe disciplined to follow proven or establish general or personal tradeplans and protocols that have been tested and proven successfulgenerally or for the particular trader. It is disciplined to trade for acertain number of trades, a certain number amount of movement in themarket, a certain amount of time, a certain amount of profit, and soforth and then be done with trading. Finish trading before fatigue,greed, poor discipline, and other failures in trade psychology begin toemerge with time in the market. As with Trade Money Management 362,Trade Psychology 364 can be considered some of the most importantcontributors to a successful trade routine. Also included in theApplicant's system and process is Trade Character 366 considerations.These would be considerations as to how the trade is developing or theappropriateness of the presented market behavior to place a trade. Notevery market behaves the same. Not every asset or instrument within thesame market behaves the same. Not every trade setup on an asset orinstrument behaves the same, and so on. To address the additionalvariability of trading knowledge of Trade Character 366 is paramount.The Applicant's system and process addresses this importantconsideration on topics herein just mentioned, among others known topersons of ordinary skill in the art to again create the ImprovedTrading Outcomes FIG. 2 284 of which is specifically sought anddesigned. The result of the 1-to-1 Personal Core Instruction 310 is theStudent gaining or completing a Certified Trading Education AndExperience 390 that leads to a Real Money Funded Account 594, which isthe primary purpose of the Applicants Multi-Faceted Trading Educationprocess. Another outcome of the 1-to-1 Personal Core Instruction 310contribution is continued or Ongoing Trade Education And Experience 392by simply returning to 1-to-1 Personal Core Instruction 310, more SmallGroup Instruction 320, higher level instruction with Side-By-SidePersonal mastery Instruction 330 and Large Group Expert EventInstruction 340. Actually, ordinary people skilled in the art wouldrecognize that continued and deliberate education and experiencetraining should not end but always be a part of successful financialmarket trade participation.

FIG. 3 discloses that the educationally based elements numbered 350 to356 and experientially based elements numbered 360 to 366 just discussedare introduced by 1-to-1 Personal Core Instruction 310. These same justimmediately presented educationally based elements numbered 350 to 356and experientially based elements numbered 360 to 366 are furtherreinforced by Small Group Instruction 320. As disclosed previously thesmall group provides additional insight in the same subject matter, butoften with a new or different perspective to the Student given thesubject is likely to be presented by a different coach, trainer, ormentor. Given the different instructor or presenter, there may even besome new information imparted on topics already discussed with theStudent at a basic and advanced manner. Further, the small group dynamicallows for students to gain insight and perspective from the interactionof other students with instructors and other students. The Small GroupInstruction 320 provide valued breadth to information and application oftrading education and experience. As with the 1-to-1 Personal CoreInstruction 310, the Small Group Instruction 320 ultimately results inthe Student progressing through or completing the Certified TradingEducation And Experience 390 and beginning to a Trade Proprietary RealMoney Education Fund 394 that provides a uniquely educational experiencefor developing overall collaborative trading skill and tradingpsychology. This Trade Proprietary Real Money education Fund 394 betterprepares students and group members for their own Trade Privately FundedAccount 396, although they may choose to use their own Trade PrivatelyFunded Account 396 as their first trade account. The outcome of theSmall Group Instruction 320 can also be to simply continue withadditional instruction and exposure as summarized with step 398 or Go toOne Or More Of; 310, 320, 330, and 340.

FIG. 3 continues to disclose the Multi-Faceted Trading Education ForumsAnd Type Of Topics incorporates Side-By-Side Personal MasteryInstruction 330. That which has been disclosed herein to this point canbe instruction given online or onsite. The majority of the instructionbeing given online. It would be undisputed that for subject masteryhaving the Student and the coach, trainer, or mentor together personallywould have many advantages. As such, the Applicant's system and processincludes educational and experiential components given in person. Notjust 1-to-1 personal, but side-by-side and personally. Note thatpersonally may not mean only one student with one coach, trainer, ormentor although that is often the case. It absolutely means no more thana handful so as to retain a personal awareness of the coach, trainer, ormentor to the Student. Undoubtedly more than one student couldconstitute a small group, but small group is referred to as more than ahandful but when the personal connection of the coach, trainer, ormentor is largely disconnected. Nevertheless, in at this time theSide-by-Side Personal Mastery Instruction has a focused curriculum.Including Master Core And Advanced Indicators 370. The Applicant has asuite of proprietary indicators derived from associated proprietaryalgorithms to manipulate financial market data. Here the Student istaken beyond basic indicators and advanced training on all theindicators, but is provided instructional education and appliedexperience of general or the Applicant's proprietary indicators at alevel of mastery. Mastery meaning further insight into the interactionof the indicators with financial market data, mastery with theindicators themselves, mastery with interpretation of the indicators toanticipate market behavior, and more. Mastery includes fluency andfluidity with the indicators such that the Student is beyond laboringover mechanics of application and into having the indicators become auseful tool. This manifests itself in Master Trading 372 that isdemonstrated by Improved Trading Outcomes FIG. 2 284, as previouslydefined. Given the additional time and in-person nature of theSide-By-Side Personal Mastery Instruction 330, a benefit is thedevelopment of a Personal Trade Plan 374. This elevates the Student'sconfidence and success in the market knowing their instruction includesthe specific tailoring of the Applicant's Multi-Faceted TradingEducation system and process to them personally. That means adapted totheir level of tolerance for market risk, their need for market gain ormodulating their sense of greed in the market, the time they have, thehours of the day or week they have to trade, the frequency they like totrade, the number of trades at one time they seem to prefer or that iswise for the account, as well as dialing in money management, and othersuch topics as included in the Applicant's educational and experientialprocess. A student before this point is adapting their trading basedupon the Applicant's educational and experiential system and process,but such evolution is less deliberate and finely refined as is availablewith master Side-By-Side Personal Mastery Instruction 330. Ultimately,the Student expresses an increased trading skill and capacity throughTrade Refinement 376, again for Improved Trading Outcomes FIG. 2 284 aspreviously elaborated. As with other facets of the Applicant's tradingeducation the Side-By-Side Personal Mastery Instruction 330 culminateswith the Student more confidently progressing through or completingtheir Certified Trading Education And Experience 390 leading to tradinga Trade Proprietary Real Money Education Fund 394. Ultimate success ofthe Applicant's multi-faceted trading education and funding process isthe Student having the success and associated confidence to trade aTrade Privately Funded Account 396. The Student and group members mayalso Additionally, a student of this level of involvement and masterywill expectedly also participate in Ongoing Trade Education AndExperience 392 in a variety of ways to include elements 398 of Going ToOne Or More Of: 310, 320, 330, and 340 of the Applicants educationalprocess and system. Persons of ordinary skill in the art, and especiallythose of mastery realize the importance of continued trade skill andcapacity development.

FIG. 3 additionally discloses the Applicant's Multi-Faceted TradingEducation Forums And Type Of Topics includes Large Group Expert EventInstruction 340. Observed is that the breadth of the Large Group ExpertEvent Instruction 340 could incorporate and address all and any aspectof the Applicant's Multi-Faceted Trading Education system and process.Large group events are those that go beyond a small group event. A smallgroup event is at a participant number where the coach, trainer,presenter, or mentor is not dealing on a personal level with TheParticipants, but is aware of and can acknowledge individuals. These canbe online or onsite events. The large group events are those that havethe coach, trainer, presenter, or mentor speaking generally to a crowd.Individuals are engaged, but there is not an intent to know or retain arecognition of an individual. These large group events provide for anexpert instructional environment as the Applicant can draw from its bestresources in instructional talent, topic, timing, and so forth to havethe greatest instructional impact. Often this instruction is morelecture oriented with oral and visual components, but it is not intendedthat the Student or member follow along with their analysis software andtrades at that moment. However, many students and members do bringdevices to the large group events online or onsite and do meticulouslyfollow the instruction at the moment. Of course, this is to theiradvantage. The Large Group Expert Event Instruction 340 allows allstudents and members access to the best instruction and elements at themoment of the Applicant's trading educational system and process andadds greatly to the expertise of The Participants. If a student ormember of The Group needs reinforcement of a Large Group Expert EventInstruction, they are always able to cycle back through any layer of theApplicant's Multiple Layer Trading Education process to gain the clarityand applied skill ability they seek. Often the Students and membersparticipating in the Large Group Expert Event Instruction are alreadyparticipating in the market with a practice and even a real moneyaccount and so they often readily recognize the expert topics andelements of those topics based on their own growing trade experience.The subjects are not limited, but can include Expert Core And AdvancedIndicators 380 from the Applicant's top coaches, trainers, mentors, andeven more experienced members for the most effective and expertinstruction. Expert Live Market trading 384 from the Applicant's pool ofmost successful live market traders to impart their insight, techniques,and tips for expert market outcomes. These may be the Applicant'scoaches, trainers, mentors, or even more experienced members. ExpertTrade Psychology 386 refers to the steadiness by which a student ormember interacts with the market to avoid trading errors brought aboutby emotion, greed, impatience, poor trade management, inconsistency, andother such personal aspects of trading. Inclusive of some of the mostimportant aspects of live financial market trading, addressing tradepsychology with system and Applicant experts is a critical element toprofitable trade success. That expertise is achieved, by the Applicantdrawing on The Group's best coaches, trainers, mentors, and members thatdemonstrate expert trading based upon their knowledge and mastery ofapplying personal psychology to successful trading. Without Large GroupExpert Event Instruction 340, a presentation from such experts may nototherwise be available to the entire student and membership. As with thechat application and smaller group forums that allow for studentinteraction, the Peer Experience Exchange 386 in the Large Group ExpertEvent Instruction 340 provides an expanded and refined interaction. Herestudents and members benefit from interaction with the most experiencedand most successful group members. Given that interaction is with theApplicant's most expert coaches, trainers, and mentors, as well as mostseasoned and successful members this forum provides students and othermembers access to rare expertise based on education and experience. Thecombination of elements of the Large Group Expert Event Instruction 340clearly contribute to Improved Trading Outcomes FIG. 2 284 specificallydesigned and innovated by the Applicant's Multi-Faceted TradingEducation of this disclosure. Like other aspects of the Applicantssystem and process the outcomes are more confident day traderscontinuing or completing Certified Trading Education And Experience 390leading to or continuing with a Trade Proprietary Real Money EducationFund 394. The ultimate goal is the Student confidently and successfullytrading their Trade Privately Funded Account 396 and FIG. 2 284. Asdiscussed throughout, the learning, education, and expanded experiencedoes not end with successful day traders and those seeking success. Assuch and again, another outcome of the Large Group Expert EventInstruction is to additionally provide Ongoing Trade Education AndExperience 392 by returning to any and all available topics as suggestedby 398 Go To One Or More Of: 310, 320, 330, and 340. The result of theApplicant's Multi-Faceted Trading Education Forum And Type Of TopicsFIG. 3 is an Improved Trading Outcome of FIG. 2 284 as previouslydefine.

FIG. 4 is the Flow Chart Of Applicant funding Process for tradingPsychology Development.

FIG. 4 discloses a multi-faceted trading education process that startswith the assessment of trading fit with a prospect through a TrialTrading Education 410 experience. This is the process of brining aprospect with no financial market trading experience or someone withsome or advanced experience to a common awareness of the Applicant'strading process through education and information disclosure. This is aprocess that may include oral, video, written, demonstration, online,peer chat and sharing, and other instructional formats. An extension ofeducational aspects of the Trading Trial Education 410 is the TrialTrading Experience 412 where The Prospect applies the trading education.The Prospect moves freely from the Trial Trading Education 410 to theTrial Trading Experience 412 and back as more education or moreexperience may be needed in their trial. The intent of the trial is toreach a point where of Prospect Trade Trial Assessment 414. Thatincludes assessing the Trial Trading Education which includes itscontent and delivery, as well as the temperament of the Applicant fromThe Prospect's perspective to have the mutual compatibility to continuethe needed relation for financial market success. It also includesassessment of the Trial Trading Experience 412. At this point thepurpose is learning basic trade methods and practicing those methods. Itis not to achieve trading skill or mastery, but simply to learn andapply a few trading basics to assess their own personal compatibilityand interest in trading as well as preliminarily assess the Applicant'strading system. This is an assessment that the trading system presentedby the Applicant works sufficiently for The Prospect that they can seewith additional coaching, training, and mentoring that they could becomemore proficient and successful trading the financial markets using theApplicants trading system. During The Prospect Trading System 414 TheProspect may election More education or experience The Prospect cyclesback through the Trial Trading Education 410 and the Trial TradingExperience 412 and enters another Prospect Trade Trial Assessment 414when they chose. The Prospect may also decide from The Prospect TradeTrial Assessment 410 that they do not wish to continue with a Noassessment and then Discontinue 470 the Applicant's trading trial. TheProspect Trade Trial Assessment 414 may result in The Prospectdetermining, Yes, they see the potential of the Applicant's tradingsystem and sense a compatibility of them with the Applicant to continueforward. At this point the Applicant's Group Trade Trial Assessment 420follows. The Applicant Group being those designated to assess TheProspect's capability and compatibility with the Applicant and theApplicant's trading system. More, represents a Group Trade TrialAssessment 420 that The Prospect may be interested and agreeable tocontinue with the Applicant, but that the Applicant believes TheProspect needs further trial education and education. As such TheProspect then cycles back through the Trial Trading Education 410 andthe Trial Trading Experience 412. An important element of the Applicantsmulti-faceted trading education and funding process is the mutualagreement that the Applicant's system and process are compatible withThe Prospect. This may ultimately result in The Group Trade TrialAssessment 420 determining that, No, The Prospect is not prepared,compatible, sufficiently interested, or other such judgement to allowThe Prospect to continue. Either The Prospect or the Applicant Group maydetermine this outcome. This Group Trade Trial Assessment 420 may resultin a, Yes, determination that it is appropriate for The Prospect tocontinue to the Applicant's Certified Trading Education 430 andCertified Practice Account Trade Experience 432.

FIG. 4 discloses a formal Certified Trading Education 430 that providesadvanced curriculum-based day trading information exchange and knowledgecontaining matter as disclosed in FIG. 3. As The Prospect, now a studentin the formal Certified Trading Education 430 has had some introductorytrading education and experience, the curriculum-based information andknowledge received is immediately applicable to Certified PracticeAccount Trade Experience 432. The Student moves seamlessly betweenCertified Trading Education 430 and Certified Practice Account TradeExperience 432 as part of their certified trade education andexperience. This personal trading education and experience is interwovenwith Continued Group Trading Education And Experience 434 as disclosedin FIG. 3 to add depth broader content and context to their trading. Thepurpose of trading education combined with real market experience usinga practice account is to prepare the Student for entry and participationin the financial markets using real money. Trading education andpractice trading are foundational elements to that ultimate objective.The best way to enter the financial markets is to determine readiness bythe individual's perspective and the perspective of others. In thiscase, key contributions to the disclosure of the Applicant is thetrading assessments by the Student, the Student's instructor or as hasbeen referred to as a coach, trainer, or mentor; as well as by thegreater organization or the entity that will be providing the real moneytrade fund. The Student Assessment of Certified Practice Account Trading440 is made by the Student. This is done by assessing appliedperformance or actual participation in the financial markets using apractice account over a sustained period of time. This is an accountspecifically established to show participation in the financial marketswith the same type of trading or use of technology, tools, techniques,and tips, as well as the same type of trade psychology or consistency,discipline, patience, and account management as would be used with areal money trading account. The Student may realize after a full tradingeducational curriculum and a period of time trading the financialmarkets with a practice account that they are not interested in trading,feel they are not adept at trading, or other reasoning and may choosethat “No” they should not continue to trade in the financial markets andthe Student would then Discontinue 470 their participation. The Studentmakes the first assessment and may determine “More” personal tradingeducation, more personal trade experience, or more group tradingeducation and experience is needed before they enter the financialmarkets trading real money. This would have them cycle back through oneor more of the elements of Certified Trading Education 430, CertifiedPractice Account Trading Experience 432, or Continued Group TradingEducation And Experience 434. The Student then cycles through morepersonal or group trading education and experience while continuing todetermine their readiness for participating in the financial marketswith real money. At some point the Student makes a “No” decision orexpectantly may also experience the success in the financial marketsthat has them confident to continue with a “Yes” determination. Upon theStudent deciding to go forward with real money financial marketparticipation, the Student's instructor also makes a determination as tothe Student's readiness with the Instructor Assessment CertifiedPractice Account Trading 442. The instructor may determine from theirinteractions and observations of the Student that “No” they are notcompatible with trading the financial markets, that they have notdevoted the needed time and effort to warrant trading the markets withreal money, or other of many reasons for such a determination. TheStudent would then be Discontinued 470 from further participation withthe Applicant. The instructor may also assess that the Student needs“More” time cycling through one or more of the Certified TradingEducation 430, the Certified Practice Account Trading Experience 432, orContinued Group Trading Education And Experience 434. The Student thensimply cycles through these trade education and trade experienceelements with assessments occurring as appropriate. At the time theStudent in the Student Assessment of Certified Practice Account Trading440 determines “Yes” they are ready to trade real money in the financialmarkets and the instructor with the Instructor Assessment of CertifiedPractice Account Trading 442 also determines that “Yes” the Student isready to trade real money in the financial markets does the Studentprogress to The Group Assessment of Certified Practice Account Trading444. The Applicant Group then assesses the Student's readiness for realmoney trading participation in the financial markets. Like others, TheGroup may assess a “No” that the Student as not suitable for tradingtheir money and may result in Discontinue 470 of the Student. The Groupmay assess the Student needs “More” trade education or trade experience,or both. Again, if this is the case then the Student is cycled backthrough one or more of the Certified Trading Education 430, theCertified Practice Account Trading Experience 432, or Continued GroupTrading Education And Experience 434. The Student cycles through untilthe Student Assessment of Certified Practice Account Trading 440, theInstructor Assessment of Certified Practice Account Trading 442, and TheGroup Assessment of Certified Practice Account Trading 444 all judge“Yes” that the Student is ready to trade real money in the financialmarkets at which time they are funded with a Real Money EducationalTrade Account Deposit 450.

FIG. 4 now discloses a key element in the trading psychology developmentand that is trading the financial markets with real money. Uponcompletion of the Certified Trading Education 430 and the CertifiedPractice Account Trading Experience 432 while participating in ContinuedGroup Trading Education And Experience 434 the Student is then assessedfor their readiness for real money trading in the live financial market.This assessment has been reviewed to include the Student Assessment ofCertified Practice Account Trading 440, the Instructor Assessment ofCertified Practice Account Trading, and The Group Assessment ofCertified Practice Account Trading 444. Upon completion of the tradeeducation and trade experience and an affirmative assessment by theStudent, instructor, and group the Applicant creates a real money fundedaccount as designated by Real Money Educational Trade Account Deposit450. The Student then begins Real Money Account Trading Education AndExperience 452 with Continued Real Money Trading Education AndExperience 454. Essentially the Student begins trading the financialmarkets with the same trading information, knowledge, skill, and methodsthey were using in their Certified Practice Account Trading Experience432. The significance of the Real Money Educational Trade AccountDeposit by the Applicant is many fold, but summarized into two primaryobservations and objectives. The first is simply the Applicant'smulti-faceted trading education and funding process has a person new orpreviously experienced now using a process for trading in the financialmarkets with real money that shows capacity for a Proprietary TradingOutcome FIG. 2 294 that is beyond the Typical Trading Outcome FIG. 2 274and an Improved Trading Outcome FIG. 2 284. The Improved Trading OutcomeFIG. 2 294 is due in noteworthy measure to the second primarycontribution of the Real Money Educational Trade Account Deposit 450.This contribution lies in the ability of the Student to begin tradingthe financial markets with real money to which they are less emotionallyattached. When new and even many under-developed experienced tradersparticipate in the financial markets with their own money there can bean overwhelming emotional reaction. This is understandable as many maynot be trading with what should be truly discretionary funds, theyattach effort to their money, and many other reasons such that anylosses or gains are attached to a host of individualized emotionalresponses and behavior. Again, an emotional response based upon the fearof losing their money, or greed to seek a greater return than is prudentfor the money in the market, and many other individual responses. Oftenthis heightened reaction to trading in the market leads to an increasein trading errors and mistakes. The key is the use another's real money,so it is less personally and emotionally attached to the Student andmarket participant trader. With less attachment to the money and anylosses or gains in the market due to trading another source of realmoney in the market, the Student is less emotionally encumbered and moreable to participate in the market based more on their Certified TradingEducation 430, Certified Practice Account Trading Experience 432, andbenefits of Continued Group Trading Education And Experience 434. Theresult is dramatically improved trading and sustainability in themarket. This more education and skill development condition allow forthe Student to not simply just trade the market, but actively developtrade psychology skill and temperament for the greatest financial marketsuccess.

FIG. 4 further discloses that a component of providing Real MoneyEducational Trade Account Deposit 450 is the addition of more trademoney for further market trade profits and further market trade skilland trade psychology development. Trade skill and trade psychology canbe directly related to the size of the trade account. The confidence ortimidity of a trader in the market often varies as may be expectedbetween trading for instance $1,000, $10,000, $100,000, and more. Suchadditional funding follows after a Trader Assessment of Real MoneyAccount Trading 460. That is the Student may assess that “More” RealMoney Account Trading Education And Experience 452 and interactivelywith Continued Real Money Trading Education And Experience 454 isneeded. Under this circumstance, the Student will continue to tradetheir real money account and a practice account for additional tradeexperience and skill development. This cycle through additional tradingeducation and trading experience with real money account and practiceaccount further build the Student's trade psychology. For example, theStudent may be trading well in the financial market, but may not feelthey are ready for a larger real money trade account. More time withtrade education and trade experience may be what they determine isneeded for their preparation for a larger real money trade account. TheTrader Assessment of Real Money Account Trading 460 may be assessed atany time or at time intervals as agreed with the Student and theApplicant's group. By way of the Student Assessment of Real MoneyAccount Trading, the Student may assess that “Yes” they are ready for adeposit of additional real money into their real money trade account. Atthat time The Group assesses the Student's readiness for addition realmoney in their account. The Trader Assessment of Real Money AccountTrading 460 can ultimately result in the Student determining they areready to trade their own money with Private Real Money Trading Account480. This is the result of the Student recognizing the application oftheir trading skill is producing sufficient results that they areconfident enough to trade their own money. This also manifests amaturing trading psychology or a balanced temperament that has theStudent recognizing their sufficient comfort in participating in themarket with their own real money. As mentioned, with the TraderAssessment of Real Money Account Trading 460 resulting in a “Yes”determination is followed by The Group Assessment of Real Money AccountTrading 462. In like manner of the “Yes” the Student may assess thatthey may not be further interested or “No” they are no longer interestedin continuing. Like the “Yes” result, The Group would counsel with theStudent to address any reasons they may be choosing not to continue. Aremedy may simply be to have them do “More” Real Money Account TradingEducation And Experience 452 and Continued Real Money Account TradingEducation And Experience 454. The Group now has the requirement toassess the Student's readiness for additional funding in their realmoney trading account. The Group may assess that “More” Real MoneyAccount Trading Educational And Experience 452 with Continued Real MoneyTrading Education And Experience 454 for the Student to further developtheir trading skill with a real money account. The Group may alsodetermine “More” is necessary from the Student to improve their tradingpsychology. The Group may also determine that both trading skill andtrading psychology development may be necessary. In such cases theStudent cycles back through Real Money Account Trading Education AndExperience 452 and interactively with Continued Real Money TradingEducation And Experience 454. At any time or at an agreed upon time theStudent again makes a Trader Assessment of Real Money Account Trading460 to see if they at that time sense they are ready for additionalApplicant real money funding. There may be a time when the Studentexpresses they “No” longer which to continue to trade the markets. Afterassessment and discussion with the Applicant's Group, if the Studentpersists with their disinterest or The Group also determines it to be aprudent decision, then a “No” choice not to continue or Discontinue 470trading in the financial markets with the Applicant's multi-facetedtrading education and funding process. Upon completion of the TraderAssessment of Real Money Account Trading 460 The Group Assessment ofReal Money Account Trading 462 as described herein. An assessment by TheGroup can be “Yes” the Student has demonstrated and is prepared foradditional Real Money Educational Trade Account Deposit 450. The initialand additional real money deposits in the Applicant's funded tradingaccount for the Student becomes a significant educational tool andvehicle in dramatically improving the Student's trading skill andassociated trading psychology. The result from this cyclical tradingskill and trading psychology development and refinement through RealMoney Educational Trade Account Deposit 450, Real Money Account TradingEducation And Experience 452, Continued Real Money Trading Education AndExperience 454 followed by Trader Assessment of Real Money Accounttrading 460 and Group Assessment of Real Money Account trading 462 isthe achievement of Proprietary Trading Outcomes FIG. 2 294.

FIG. 5 is the Flow Chart Of Applicant funding for trading PsychologyDevelopment Elements.

FIG. 5 discloses the elements of trading skill development and tradingpsychology that create the Proprietary Trading Outcomes FIG. 2 294. TheApplicant's multi-faceted trading education and funding system andprocess starts with Trade Mechanics 520 which represents aspects oftrading that involves the physical infrastructure and the actions ofparticipating in the financial markets. Shown this involves four broadareas of Technology 522, trading Tools 524, trading Techniques 526, andtrading Tips 528 or the hardware, software, information, and skillassociated with trading the financial markets. With regard to tradingTechnology 522 this involves The Prospect's, student's, member's orcollectively The Participant's local interfacing device and connectivityinto the connectivity and infrastructure of the financial markets aspreviously discussed herein with FIG. 2. The Participant needssufficient device capability, connectivity, and awareness to interfacewith the markets. Some of this is simply general device operation,general internet connectivity, and general software protocol usage. Muchof this is known by participants from general internet usage, but wherethere is specific processes and consideration, the Applicant'smulti-faceted trading education and funding curriculum and associationaddresses. The trading Tool 524 is inclusive of general trading aidsassociated with the Brokerage Trade Platform FIG. 2 262 and includepricing as represented by candlestick patterns, commonly availabletechnical indicators, line and geometric shape drawing, and other toolsavailable to analyze, place, protect, and profit from tradingparticipation in the financial markets. Trading Tools 524 also mayinclude other trading tools that may not be commonly available or notavailable with the brokerage platform but may be used as separateinformation sources, indicators, analysis aids, and other support as maybe available. One such source of additional trading Tools 524 are theApplicants Proprietary Trade Signal Algorithms FIG. 2 220 that result inProprietary Local Graphical and Numeric Trading Tools FIG. 2 254. Theseinclude the Applicants mathematical algorithms that provide additionalmanipulation of External Streaming Market Input Data FIG. 2 210 toprovide unique insight into past, present, and predictive marketbehavior. The Applicants Proprietary Local Graphical and Numeric TradingTools FIG. 2 254 are one of the reasons for the Proprietary TradingOutcomes FIG. 2 294. Also included in Trade Mechanics 520 skill set areTechniques 526. This is inclusive of trading best practices as would bethe habits and behaviors of traders having ordinary skill in the art oftrading. These techniques also include specialized methods availablefrom various unique sources throughout the financial trading industryand communities. Just such specialized techniques include thoseavailable through the Applicant's multi-faceted and Proprietary TradingEducation FIG. 2 230 and as expanded upon in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4. Tips 528includes going beyond the science or the technology, tools, andtechniques and into the finesse and art of trading. This comes fromexperience. The Applicant provides just such finesse by incorporatingmore well-known tips and tricks in its curriculum. More such finesse isavailable from the spontaneous interaction of others in the Applicant'sgroup as previously facilitated and discussed by the Small GroupInstruction FIG. 3 320, Side-By-Side Personal Mastery Instruction FIG. 3330, and the Large Group Event Expert Instruction FIG. 3 340. Morespecifically it has been disclosed that a student and member gain accessto different coaches, trainers, and mentors with different context andperspective on the market. Further disclosed is that these aspects ofthe Applicant's multi-faceted trading education that students andmembers gain the insight of other more senior and more experiencedmembers of The Group. As the Applicant supports the trading of numerousactive participants in the markets trading the Applicant's real moneytrading accounts and many with their own private real money tradingaccounts creates vast active and current trading experience andlearning. As the Applicant facilitates small group and large groupinteraction and exchange, the Student and other members have atremendous learning environment to go beyond common best practices, gobeyond the Applicant's 1-to-1 Personal Core Instruction FIG. 3 310 andearly training Small Group Instruction FIG. 3 320 and into successfacilitating tips and tricks from more experience instructors andmembers actively trading the markets. The result is an Improved TradingOutcomes FIG. 2 284 beyond Typical Trading Outcomes FIG. 2 274.

FIG. 5 further discloses the significance of cyclical exposure to theApplicant's multi-faceted trading education by disclosing again aconsolidated Trading Assessment 540. This is a general representation ofthe various assessments as previously described in FIG. 4 and applicableto the trial and certified trading assessments. Within the appropriateaforementioned assessments and as represented here in the TradingAssessment 540, here the Student and group assess the Student's skilldevelopment and readiness for Real Money Educational And ExperientialTrading Account 550. If the Student is not ready for Real MoneyEducational And Experiential Trading Account 550, then they return toOngoing Trading Education And Experience 530. The Student simply cyclesthrough the Applicant's multi-faceted trading education as previouslydetailed until the Trading Assessment 540 determines they are preparedfor Real Money Educational Account Trading 550. As illustrated theTrading Assessment 540 may allow the Student and member to cycle througha form of Ongoing Trading Education And Experience at any time.

FIG. 5 discloses that at the point that the Trading Assessment 540 asdetailed previously in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 will result in the Studentreceiving Real Money Educational Trading Account Deposit FIG. 4 450 andin conjunction with Real Money Educational Account Trading FIG. 4illustrated here within the Real Money Educational Account Trading 550.As previously disclosed in FIG. 4 and expanded upon in FIG. 5 thesignificance of the Real Money Educational And Experiential TradingAccount 550 is actually participating in the financial markets for thepotential of earning a financial gain and without the risk of personalloss. This occurs as the real money trade account is not funded bypersonal or private money associated with the Student or even member,but by the Applicant who is depending upon their multi-faceted tradingeducation process as outlined herein to create market participation withgeneral success leading to Proprietary Trading Outcomes FIG. 2 294. ThatProprietary Trading Outcome FIG. 2 294 is the result of the Applicant'smulti-faceted trading education and experience that has a significantcontribution made by trading real money in the market. That differentialmade by trading real money as part of the educational process is TradePsychology 560. Reviewed again it

FIG. 5 revels the key categories and importance of Trade Psychology 560of trading. Learning the literal and figurative technology, tools,techniques, and tips is only part of what is needed to create success inthe financial markets. These elements can be seen as machine-likeelements. That is, the technology just works, the tools are predictiveto one degree or another, the techniques have been shown to be usefuland so forth, and of course some are higher performing than others, suchas the Applicants Proprietary Trading Algorithms FIG. 2 220, ProprietaryLocal Graphical and Numeric Trading tools FIG. 2 254, and Proprietarytrading Techniques FIG. 2 256. The machine-like nature of these elementsis observed in that there are robotic trading systems that us objectiveparameters based on technology, tools, techniques, and tips to trade thefinancial markets. These systems tend to operate sufficiently for aperiod, but then require the intervention of human intelligence torecalibrate, adjusts, and tune them. Exemplified by the robotic example,but not a necessary example, it is known that trading the financialmarkets requires human intervention. However, as humans, particularlythose less experienced, can be prone to the interference of their humannature. A nature that introduces emotion, preferences, stories aboutwhat the market is or how it behaves, reactions, forgetfulness, andother human characteristics that make trading and participating in thefinancial markets less predictable. This is expressly the purpose,discovery, and spark of inventiveness of the Applicant to have studentstrading a real money account that is minimally attached to the Student'sexpectations and emotions. The Student is left more emotionally andbehaviorally free or in a more objective state to trade moresystematically as taught through the Applicant's multi-faceted tradingeducation. Given that the Student is more emotionally neutral andobjective, they are also more available to learn from their experiencesmore realistically and without interfering interpretation. The result isa student gaining information, knowledge, and wisdom more quickly andfactually from their real money financial market participation. Sometrading psychology can be gained by instruction, but this is essentiallyan acknowledgement level of the existence and influence of one'spersonal preferences, proclivities, personality, and other individualtraits can have on trading. Instruction around trading psychology reallygoes no further. Trading a practice account takes recognition of theimpact of trading psychology on trading outcomes further, but it isoften quickly observed that student's regularly behave with practiceaccounts in a way that demonstrates there is really nothing at sake.Real money trading is the catalyst that brings instructional principleinto reality where the Student senses the impact of emotion and behavioron financial market trading. When this real money trading involves theStudent's own money, the emotion and related behavior can be too strongand interfere with proper and wise trading methods and execution andcloud and misinterpret their behavior in the market as well as themarket's behavior. The Applicant's process of having student's trade theApplicant's real money account serves to attach real market humanexperience to instructional principles without the overwhelmingemotional interference. There does still remain a different tradingemotion using the Applicant's real money, but it is minimized andtempered as to be less interfering. It is enough to elevate their growthin trading skill attached to the new realm of trading with tradingpsychology, but not so much emotional involvement as to maskimplementation of more proper trading knowledge and skill and not somuch as to interfere with proper interpretation of their behavior intrading and the markets. Additionally, the Trading psychology isinternalized largely with experience. Under the Applicant'smulti-faceted trading educational and experiential process of FIG. 3 andFIG. 4 accompanied by using the Applicant's Real Money Educational AndExperiential Trading Account 550 the Student experiences surprisinglyrapid and elevated refinement of trading psychology. A significantreason for this minimized real money trading emotional response is thatthere is not expectation placed upon the Student with the use of thereal money trade account. This results as the money is not a loan, sothe Student's do not have a sense of obligation around the money to payit back and that market failure would add financial pressure upon theirpersonal finances. Essentially the Applicant is taking all the monetaryrisk and the Student is free to trade the money as if it were simply apractice account. If the Student does have a catastrophic trading eventand the account is closed or lost, again the Student is not obligated torepay the real money into the trading account. The money was provided aspart of the Student's educational experience. Further, the Applicant hasno expectation that the Student produces a certain type of marketparticipation return. The Student is not given goals, quotas,objectives, or reports showing they should perform to one level oranother. The Student is simply provided the Real Money EducationalTrading Account Deposit FIG. 4 450 and allowed to trade the funds asthey have trained with the Applicant's multi-faceted trading educationalprocess and system. As such, the Student does not suffer from externalartificial expectations and emotional burdens. The Student is left totrade the real money account in the markets seamlessly as they did witha practice account creating the most facile transition from practicetrading to real money trading and participation in the financialmarkets. As a result of the Applicant's process around its Real Moneyeducational Trading Account Deposit 450 and additional deposits theStudent continues to develop their real money trading skill andcontinues to add layers of positive and productive trading psychologyunderstanding, sensation, management, trading objectivity, and otherproper and wise human involvement characteristics with the financialmarkets. The Applicant's student accelerates their trading skill andtrading psychology in a way that would be more reminiscent to someone ofyears of refined training and experience in the market from a tradingskill and trading psychology perspective. As such, cycling in and out ofthe market in combination with personal, small group, and larger groupinstruction the Student accelerates the layering of objective real moneytrading skill and trading psychology for a Proprietary Trading OutcomesFIG. 2 294 with is enhanced beyond an Improved Trading Outcomes FIG. 2284 and further beyond Typical Trading Outcomes FIG. 274.

FIG. 5 specifically reveals four key elements that broadly capture manyaspects of trading psychology. Consistency 562 refers to both thefrequency of trading and repeatability of a proper trading outcome. Theintention of participating in the financial markets is to earn afinancial gain. If a participant is disinterested, nervous, fearful, notconfident, and so forth then they will not consistently or regularlyparticipation in the market. Lack of regular participation leads tostagnation in trading skill and trading psychology retention ordevelopment and lack of progress. It may also lead to the degradation oftrading skill and trading psychology. In either case, what often followsis a lack of market success, the likely reinforcement of disinterest,concern, fear, and more lack of confidence. Ultimately, accounts failand The Participant is out of the market. Needed to retain participantsin the markets is enough consistency to have a growth or successtrajectory. Initially the focus may be on recognizing regularimprovement in trading skills and trading sensibility towards tradingthe markets. In time and with trading skill and trading psychologyoutcomes likely become more consistent resulting in more regular marketgains with acceptable losses. Consistency in a multi-faceted tradingsuccess contributor generally and even specifically towards how afinancial market participant approaches the market.

Discipline 564 is a contributor to regular or consistent market results.Predictable results occur from The Participant applying the same tradingmethod to appropriate market conditions to achieve a predictable tradingresult. Where Consistency 562 is more of a focus on regularity of marketparticipation, Discipline 564 is more of a focus on trading planprecision. The Applicant's multi-faceted trading education develops withthe Student a trading plan specific to their personal preferences. Bydoing this, the Student more naturally approaches the market. This is abig contributor to reducing unnecessary emotion associated with trading.Many adaptations of trading methods work in trading the financialmarkets. The key is to determine the adaptations are successful in themarket with the aid of Applicant's coaches, trainers, and mentors andthen specifically discussed here is to have the discipline to followthat personalize trading method. The Student or a participant in themarket may, and often, makes changes to their trading plan. That is fineand often necessary for a variety of reasons, but then trade a methodadaptation after finding it to be successful practice trading with livestreaming market data and then again, have the discipline to trade thatproven adaptation. This is an important element of trading psychology asit is human nature to continually wish to modify a proven trading plan,or make an exception here and there when market conditions are notconsistent with the proven trading plan, or to apply the trading planprematurely given emotional exuberance, fear, greed, and other humanreactions while at the moment in the market. There are many otherdriving forces that seek to fracture trading plan discipline. Tradingthe Applicant's real money in the market allows students to sense suchemotions to participation in the markets under circumstances where theycan experience the market, objectively learn from trading mishaps, andmake trading decision less ladened by more unchecked emotional and humanbehavioral actions.

Patience 566 is similar to other trading psychology attributes in thatthey are interwoven and not distinctly segregated. Patience 566 canincorporate elements of Discipline 564 in aspects of being willing andable to wait for the proper market conditions to enter or exit a trade.Much that is associated with Discipline 564 can be associated withPatience 566. Patience 566 further includes The Participants outlook inworking with the markets. Participants in the market need to take apatient longer-term perspective. It takes time to not only take ininformation and knowledge about the financial market trading but then togain refining skill experience in the markets by participating in themarkets. In addition, trading psychology is not simply understood as anevent. It is developed overtime, built upon one experience followed byanother. The neutral conditions of the Applicant's Real MoneyEducational Trading Account Deposit 450 accelerates this tradingpsychology development as the Student is freed of so many typical realmoney trading risks and concerns. The Applicant's students are furthercontinued to be supported by personal and group education as describedherein with FIG. 3 and FIG. 4. For Applicant student's they need to alsohave patience in cycling through assessments to receive a Real MoneyEducational Trading Account Deposit 450 as well as additional Real MoneyEducational Trading Account Deposits 450. The Student is rewarded inapplying Consistency 562, Discipline 564, and Patience 566 as describedherein as doing such accelerates positive assessment 540 and asdescribed in FIG. 4 that leads to more regular Real Money EducationalAnd Experiential Trading Account deposits 550 and as reflected in RealMoney Educational Trading Account Deposits 450. Importantly, is that asthe well known by traders of ordinary skill in the art of trading that alarger account allows for greater participation in the financial marketswith greater potential for market gains. Patience is a human trait thatoften requires development and through the Applicant's multi-facetedtrading education in combination with the Applicant real money accountfunding the Student is education and incentivized to exercise andpractice patience. By doing so their development around patience isaccelerated, refined, and solidified for a Proprietary Trading OutcomeFIG. 2 294.

FIG. 5 discloses that Trade Psychology 560 includes the larger conceptof Trade Management 568. Similarly integrated with other aspects ofTrade Psychology 560, but encompasses decisions around trade parameters.For instance, based upon Trade Mechanics 520, the human element is thenintroduced adding subjectivity. The trader then makes decisions thetrade direction, when to enter the trade, how much of the account torisk with the trade or the level of reward sought, how far to anticipatethe market movement, when to exit the trade, how many trades to run atthe same time and so on. Trading psychology involves trading within theappropriate parameters. For instance, one or two critical elementsincluded within Trade Management 568 is the size of risk. The Applicantteaches a rule of thumb, but it is up to the Student to apply thisproven trading principle. Some traders with a more risk adverse tradepsychology must push aside their timidity or fear so as not to trade toolittle risk or reward so as they can experience more of the financialmarket potential. Other students with a more risk tolerant tradepsychology need to pull back their greed and excitement and not overtrade the account with unnecessary risk. Another important factor isplacing an appropriate trade protection. Again, those with a more riskadverse trade psychology may set their trade protection too closeleading to far more premature trade closures for a loss by not givingthe market space to oscillate within its natural rhythm for the size ofthe trade and other conditions. Other students with a more risk toleranttrade psychology may set their trade protection too far out and againputting the account at too much risk. There are a number of mechanicalaspects of trading that are influenced by the trade psychology of theStudent and financial market participant. Most surprisingly is thetransformation of information and knowledge from an educational andpractice environment is internalized into market skill and wisdomthrough the neutral expectation of Real Money Educational AndExperiential Trading Account 550. With time in the financial market withreal money the Trading Assessment 540 as previously detailed in FIG. 3and FIG. 4 is made. The Student my singly or simultaneously cyclethrough more Ongoing Trading education And Experience 530 with moreTrade Mechanics 520 or continue trading their existing account orreceive additional Real Money Educational And Experiential TradingAccount 550 funding. The Student may also determine through the TradingAssessment 540 that they are prepared and interested in trading theirown Private Real Money Trading Account 570 which is the ultimate goal.The ultimate objective of a trader in the financial markets tradingtheir own funds with enhanced Proprietary Trading Outcomes FIG. 2 294.

FIG. 6 is the Flow chart Of Applicant Additional funding for AdvancedTrading Psychology Development.

FIG. 6 is the accumulated representation of the Applicant'sMulti-Faceted Trading Education And Experience Training 610. Inclusivein this is FIG. 1 represents the position of the Applicant andassociated multi-faceted trading education and funding elements in thelarge infrastructure of the financial markets. FIG. 2 is representativeof the specific elements of the Applicant's multi-faceting tradingeducation and funding based upon Proprietary Trading Signal AlgorithmsFIG. 2 220 resulting in Proprietary Local Graphical and Numeric TradingTools FIG. 2 254 combined with Proprietary Trading education FIG. 2 230for a cohesive Proprietary Trading Techniques FIG. 2 256 process furtherfacilitated by Proprietary Real Money educational Funding FIG. 2 290resulting in Proprietary Trading Outcomes FIG. 2 294. FIG. 3 highlightselements of the multi-faceted trading education to include 1-To-1Personal Core Instruction FIG. 3 310, Small Group Instruction FIG. 3320, Side-By-Side Personal mastery Instruction FIG. 3 330, and LargeGroup Event Expert Instruction FIG. 3 340 to create a Certified TradeEducation And Experience FIG. 3 390 which is the same as the ProprietaryTrading Techniques FIG. 2 256 of which results the Trade ProprietaryReal Money Education Fund FIG. 3 394 or Proprietary Real MoneyEducational Fund FIG. 2 290 for the Proprietary Trading Outcomes FIG. 2294. FIG. 4 discloses key elements to funding students in theApplicant's multi-faceted trading education. The Student moves from aTrial Trading Education 410 with practice trading experience throughstudent and group assessments. The ideal outcome would have the Studentprogressing to the Certified Trading Education 430 with practice tradingexperience and through student, instructor, and group assessmentconcerning readiness of the Student for a real money trading accountfunded by the Applicant. The Student receives a Real Money EducationalTrading Account Deposit 450 and begins trading with continued educationfollowed by student and group assessments for additional funding.Ultimately the Student reaches a level of trading skill and tradingpsychology or confidence to trade their own privately funded accountwith continued Proprietary Trading Outcomes FIG. 2 294. FIG. 5introduces that in addition to Trade Mechanics FIG. 5 520 and its broadcategory elements learned through the Applicant's multi-faceted tradingeducation that another critical aspect of successful trading in thefinancial markets is the development of appropriate Trade PsychologyFIG. 5 560 and its broad category elements. Increasing trading skill andtrading psychology are achieved by cycling through Trade Mechanics FIG.5 520 and Trade Psychology FIG. 5 520 with intermittent TradingAssessment 540 to determine a student's next refining course of action.Learned in FIG. 5 is the importance of trading psychology to theultimate Proprietary Trading Outcomes FIG. 2 294 that can ideally leadto the ultimate success of an education process and that is anindependently functioning student or now financial market participantwith their Private Real Money Trading Account 570.

FIG. 6 discloses the refunding process of the Applicant's multi-facetedtrading education and funding process that facilitates increasingdevelopment of trading skill, but most particularly a trading psychologythat supports the greatest market participation. Trading Mechanics SkillDevelopment 620 with its elements of Trade Technology 622, Trade Tools624, Trade Techniques 626, and Trade Tips 628 have been previouslydetailed with FIG. 5 description, as well as described elsewhere herein.Also shown is the option to the Student and to The Group for aContinuation Assessment 694. The Student or The Group could assess that“Yes” the Student should continue and cycle back through the Applicant'sprocesses or “No” the Student should not continue and move toDiscontinue 696 their financial market trading. Trading PsychologyDevelopment 630 and its broad categorical elements of Trade consistency632, Trade Discipline 634, Trade Patience 636 and Trade Management 638have also been detailed in the FIG. 5 description and suffice for thedisclosure here. Again, the Student and The Group have the opportunityfor Continuation Assessment 694 throughout the Student's trading skillsdevelopment, trading psychology development, and trading experience. Theassessments may be “Yes” continue through the Applicant's processes or“No” the Student should Discontinue 696 trading the financial markets.In like manner the Trading Assessment 640 of the Student's knowledge,skills, and abilities is available and as have been previously detailedwith FIG. 4 by Student Assessment of Certified Practice Account Trading440, Instructor Assessment of Certified Practice Account Trading 442,and by Group Assessment of Certified Practice Account Trading 444. Theseassessments evaluate trading skill and trading psychology to the bestthey can before the Student begins trading real money and incorporatesreal money trading behavior. The Trading Assessment may identify that“More” Multi-Faceted Trade Education And Experience Training 610 isneeded. The Student then cycles back through training as disclosed herein and represented by Trading Mechanics Skill Development 620 andTrading Psychology Development 630. At an arbitrary time, a set time orperiod, or at a performance achievement the Student is reassessed forreal money deposit. An outcome of the Trading Assessment 640 may be a“No” determination that it would be best that the Student Discontinue694 training and not trade a real money account. Ultimately, by way ofassessment and through development stages a Trading Assessment 640 “Yes”determination is made and the Student is approved by the Applicant Groupfor Real Money Educational And Experiential Trading Account 650 or aspreviously represented as Real Money Educational And ExperientialTrading Account FIG. 5 550 and FIG. 4 450, as well as Trade ProprietaryReal Money Education Fund FIG. 3, 394.

FIG. 6 specifically discloses an Applicant real money educationalfunding process that is a crawl, walk, and run approach that coincideswith the Student's trading skill and trading psychology development.Initial Real Money Educational And Experiential Trading Account 650 is aCrawl Amount Training Trade Account 660 or a beginner's get acquaintedwith the market account. This is a smaller account size that is lessintimidating to the Student, yet large enough to meet financial marketrequirements and to produce some earnings with appropriate trading. Thisis simply a smaller starter account to give the Student initial accessand experience with real money in the financial markets. This real moneyeducational and experiential fund is supported by ongoing trade skillsand trade psychology training as students access training as previouslyillustrated or as they may cycle through Trading Mechanics SkillDevelopment 620 and Trading Psychology Development 630. The amount mayvary based upon Instructor Assessment of Certified Practice Accounttrading FIG. 4 442 and Groups Assessment of certified Practice Accounttrading FIG. 4 444. The account is not necessarily funded to earnnoteworthy profits, but as an educational vehicle to provide the Studentwith a real money financial market trading experience and relatededucation. The trading skill applied to the account is that used withpractice trading. The account continues trade skill development, but hasa greater impact on trade psychology development which is present, butminimally developed with a practice account. Again, given the neutralexpectation around the account and given that the funding is not fromthe Student, the Student is substantially freed of many of the emotionsassociated with trading a real money account in the financial markets.The result is a more successful first real money trading experience. TheStudent is able to apply their trading education more directly andobjectively without the substantial interference of trade psychology. Itwould be accepted by traders of ordinary skill in the art of tradingthat any trade psychology present at the beginning of a participant'strading experience would have more of a negative impact on the accountthan a positive influence. As such, minimizing the impact of initialtrade psychology on the account allows for a more neutral to successfulor profitable or winning ratio experience in the account. As a result,the Student stays in the financial markets as a trader and gain moretime in the markets, more exposure to the market, and more developmentof their trade psychology in the market from which they can develop forpositive market outcomes. The Student is starting from a more neutraltrade psychology position from which they can build positive tradepsychology from their own experience and by cycling back through theguidance of coaching, training, and mentoring. At an arbitrary time, adesignated time, or at a performance achievement milestone, the Studentundergoes a Trader Assessment And Group Assessment 662 on their realmoney trading as also detailed Trader Assessment Real Money AccountTrading FIG. 4 460 and Group Assessment real Money Account Trading 462.The result of trading a smaller transitional account is the initialdevelopment of the day trader beyond that available practice trading.There is continued trading mechanics skill development to included, butnot limited to the ability to research, continually improve uponmanipulating trading software, to better interpret indicator signals, tobetter interpret market behavior, and place more accurate trades.Trading Mechanics Skill Development 620 is referred to as containingTrade Technology 622, Trade Tools 624, Trade Techniques 626, and TradeTips 628. The other aspects or results produced by trading a starter“crawl” real money account is the initiation of more realistic TradingPsychology Development 630. This can include the trader's emotionalposition with the market to include, but not limited to how they handlesignals, their relationship with placing a trade, how they react with atrade in the market, do they need to watch the trade, can they leave atrade and let it continue without their presence, how they respond tolosing conditions or a losing trade, their reaction to trade profits orlosses, and the list could go on. Trading Psychology Development 630 hasbeen referred to as including Trade Consistency 632 or how similarlytrade signals are interpreted, how accurately trade conditions areidentified, and how regularly do they trade. Another is Trade Discipline634 to follow an established successful trade method. Trade Patience 636or the increased ability to wait for well-established trades, wait for amore ideal trade entry moment, allow the trade to develop according toestablished methods, and exit the trade at a predetermined or at amarket signaled moment. Trade Management 638 or establishing tradeparameters that are rational for the skill level of the trader, the sizeof the account, the type of market being traded, the current marketconditions being trades, use of trade protections, and other propertrade character and preservation. This results in the criticaldevelopment of trade psychology or a stable, controlled, and healthyemotional relationship of the trader with the financial markets, theirtrade methods, the act of trading, how they respond to funded accountsize, and other elements of trading to create not only needed successfultrading skill but a successful emotional relationship with all aspectsof trading. Without both Trading Mechanics Skill Development 620 andTrading Psychology Development there really can be very little truetrading success. The assessment may include the outcome that the “More”education is needed through the Multi-faceted Trading Education andExperience Training 610 which leads to more Trading Mechanics SkillDevelopment 620, more Trading Psychology Development 630, or both. TheStudent then continues to trade their Applicant real money fundedaccount while continuing to advance their trading skill and tradingpsychology. Through this action the Student or The Group may alsodetermine that the Student should Discontinue 696 with further trading.At an appropriate time, the Trader Assessment And Group Assessment 662reoccurs at which time another full assessment is completed. Anotheroutcome of the Trader Assessment And Group Assessment 662 is a “No” thatfurther funding will not occur at the time, but that more systematiceffort in trading skill and trading psychology is not needed, theStudent simply continues to trade the existing funded account and at anappropriate time enters a new Trader Assessment And Group Assessment662. An outcome of the Trader Assessment And Group Assessment 662 isthat “Yes” the Student is ready by trading skill, trading psychology,and trading performance for a real money deposit into their real moneytrading account to create a Walk Trade Training Account. Part of theeducational process is that the Student retains between 50% to 90% ofthe funds gained in the account. This is an important aspect of theeducational process in trading real money in the market is to alsoexperience the rewards of profits or not receive a distribution andreconcile the result of losses in the market. This is another componentof trading psychology development associated with Crawl Amount TrainingTrade Amount 660. Ultimately, the Student has advanced in their tradingskills and mechanics and their trading psychology and outcomes.

FIG. 6 shows the Applicant's funding process includes a second fundingof the Students Real Money Educational And Experiential Trading Account650 due to the Student's demonstration of sufficient trading skill,trading psychology, and trading performance. In likeness of a childlearning to gain mobility, there is a general process of crawl, walk,and run. In like manner, the first initial funding Crawl Amount Trainingtrade Account 660 was smaller and more of a type of analogy of crawlingas a real money market trader. The Walk Amount Training Trade Account670 is a “walk” or moderate amount of real money account. It is thesecond addition of real money to the Student account or an account stillassociated with the Student finding and refining their trading skillrhythm and trading psychology sensibilities. This funding remains moreof a smaller addition that adds tangibly to the account, but within thesense of an account size that remains less unintimidating to thedeveloping trading skills and trading psychology of the Student. TheStudent begins trading the account for trading skill and tradingpsychology development. The Student now having weeks and months oftraining and weeks or months of trading is more balanced with lesseffort devoted to internalizing the mechanics of trading andtransitioning into better integration of the mechanics of trading andthe psychology of trading into a more integrated process, than isolatedthought and action processes. The Student is arriving at their initialtrading style and rhythm toward the financial markets. They have movedfrom the metaphorical “crawling” stage to the metaphorical “walking”stage of their financial market trading evolution. The Student at thistime is often more focused on trading than training, but remain engagedin Trading Mechanics Skill Development 620 and Trading PsychologyDevelopment 630 through the various training venues incorporated in theMulti-faceted Trading Education And Experience training 610 that isdetailed throughout this document as the Student may need or desire. Theresult of trading an intermediate or “walk” sized account is furtherTrading Mechanics Skill Development 620 and Trading PsychologyDevelopment 630. It is continued expansion of this development of theday trader beyond that available practice trading or trading a smallerreal money account. There is continued trading mechanics skilldevelopment to included, but not limited to the ability to research,continually improve upon manipulating trading software, to betterinterpret indicator signals, to better interpret market behavior, andplace more accurate trades. Trading Mechanics Skill Development 620 isreferred to as containing Trade Technology 622, Trade Tools 624, TradeTechniques 626, and Trade Tips 628. The other aspects or resultsproduced by trading an intermediate “walk” real money account is theinitiation of more realistic Trading Psychology Development 630. Thiscan include the trader's emotional position with the market to include,but not limited to how they handle signals, their relationship withplacing a trade, how they react with a trade in the market, do they needto watch the trade, can they leave a trade and let it continue withouttheir presence, how they respond to losing conditions or a losing trade,their reaction to trade profits or losses, and the list could go on.Trading Psychology Development 630 has been referred to as includingTrade Consistency 632 or how similarly trade signals are interpreted,how accurately trade conditions are identified, and how regularly dothey trade. Another is Trade Discipline 634 to follow an establishedsuccessful trade method. Trade Patience 636 or the increased ability towait for well-established trades, wait for a more ideal trade entrymoment, allow the trade to develop according to established methods, andexit the trade at a predetermined or at a market signaled moment. TradeManagement 638 or establishing trade parameters that are rational forthe skill level of the trader, the size of the account, the type ofmarket being traded, the current market conditions being trades, use oftrade protections, and other proper trade character and preservation.This results in the critical development of trade psychology or astable, controlled, and healthy emotional relationship of the traderwith the financial markets, their trade methods, the act of trading, howthey respond to funded account size, and other elements of trading tocreate not only needed successful trading skill but a successfulemotional relationship with all aspects of trading. Without both TradingMechanics Skill Development 620 and Trading Psychology Development therereally can be very little true trading success. At an arbitrary time, adesignated time, or at a performance achievement milestone the Studentmay be assessed for additional Applicant real money funding into theiraccount. When appropriate the Trader Assessment And Group Assessment 672after the “walk” or second real money funding, As with other assessmentsthe Student and The Group individually and mutually assess the Student'sreadiness for additional Applicant real money funding. An outcome of theassessment can be that “More” Trading Mechanics skill Development 620,Trading Psychology Development 630, or both are needed. The Studentwould then cycle through more educational and experiential elements tostrengthen these identified needs. Through this action the Student orThe Group may perform a Continuation Assessment 694 and determine thatthe Student should “Yes” continue or “No” Discontinue 696 with furthertrading. The assessment may further identify a “No” or that additionalfunding will not be provided, but that the Student simply needs moretrading time with the account at its current funding. The Student mayalso continue with on-going education as outlined herein. Anotheroutcome of the Trader Assessment And Group Assessment 672 is that “Yes”the Student is ready for even greater “run” levels of real money fundingwith Run Amount Trading Account And Increases 680.

FIG. 6 illustrates a Run Amount Trading Account and Increases 680 wherethe Student receives additional Applicant real money deposit. The“crawl” and “walk” real money amounts are very distinctly designed fornew experience with real money in the financial markets. The “run”amount and subsequent increases is designed to continue the Student'seducation particularly in the realm of trading psychology with increasedaccount amounts. The mechanics of trading and how the Student appliedthose mechanics to the financial markets may change little at thispoint, but their growth and adaptation in the area of trading psychologymay change, evolve, and influence the outcome of the Student's tradingmore significantly. Part of the significance towards trading psychologyis that the “run” level Applicant real money deposits can be larger.Again, the Student trades the Run Amount Trading Account And Increases680 for an arbitrary period of time, a specific period of time, or uponachievement of a specific outcome and then the Student and now oftenseen as a member trader undergoes Trader Assessment And Group Assessment682. The Applicant now sees the trader as a group member as they haveweeks and months of real money trading in the financial markets and havedemonstrated an ability to successful trade the markets with aProprietary Trading Outcome FIG. 2 294. The result of trading a larger“run” level full real money trade account is the more completedevelopment of the day trader beyond that available practice trading andsmaller funded account levels. There is continued trading mechanicsskill development to included, but not limited to the ability toresearch, continually improve upon manipulating trading software, tobetter interpret indicator signals, to better interpret market behavior,and place more accurate trades. Trading Mechanics Skill Development 620is referred to as containing Trade Technology 622, Trade Tools 624,Trade Techniques 626, and Trade Tips 628. The other aspects or resultsproduced by trading a larger “run” real money account is the more matureand realistic Trading Psychology Development 630. This can include morefully developed traders emotional position with the market to include,but not limited to how they handle signals, their relationship withplacing a trade, how they react with a trade in the market, do they needto watch the trade, can they leave a trade and let it continue withouttheir presence, how they respond to losing conditions or a losing trade,their reaction to trade profits or losses, and the list could go on.Trading Psychology Development 630 has been referred to as includingTrade Consistency 632 or how similarly trade signals are interpreted,how accurately trade conditions are identified, and how regularly dothey trade. Another is Trade Discipline 634 to follow an establishedsuccessful trade method. Trade Patience 636 or the increased ability towait for well-established trades, wait for a more ideal trade entrymoment, allow the trade to develop according to established methods, andexit the trade at a predetermined or at a market signaled moment. TradeManagement 638 or establishing trade parameters that are rational forthe skill level of the trader, the size of the account, the type ofmarket being traded, the current market conditions being trades, use oftrade protections, and other proper trade character and preservation.This results in the critical development of trade psychology or astable, controlled, and healthy emotional relationship of the traderwith the financial markets, their trade methods, the act of trading, howthey respond to funded account size, and other elements of trading tocreate not only needed successful trading skill but a successfulemotional relationship with all aspects of trading. Without both TradingMechanics Skill Development 620 and Trading Psychology Development therereally can be very little true trading success. At the Trader AssessmentAnd Group Assessment 682 a “More” determination may be made that thetrader needs more or refinement of their Trading Mechanics SkillDevelopment 620, Trading Psychology Development 630, or both. As before,the trader simply cycles through additional trading skill and tradingpsychology development in conjunction with continued trading followed byanother Trader Assessment And Group Assessment 682. The trader or TheGroup may determine through a Continuation Assessment 694 that “Yes” theStudent should continue with the Applicant's trading processes or “No”it would be appropriate for them to Discontinue 696 their tradingactivity, but it is unlikely at this time given the successes the traderhas demonstrated in the markets. Again and as before, the trader may beassessed by the Trader Assessment And Group Assessment 682 that “No”further Applicant real money funding is not appropriate at this time andthat the trader should continue to trade their current accountessentially for further trading skill development, trading psychologydevelopment, or both. At an arbitrary time, a set time, or uponcompletion of a performance objective the trader can be reassess by theTrader Assessment and Group Assessment 682 for additional funding. A“Yes” determination may result that additional Applicant funding shouldoccur where they are cycled back to the Run Amount Trading Account AndIncreases 680 for increased Applicant real money trading accountfunding. The trader continues to trade the new account amount and cyclesthrough the Trader Assessment And Group Assessment 682 for additionalfunding at an arbitrary, specified time, or upon achievement of atrading objective. Upon assessment the trade may seek “More” tradingskill development and trading psychology development as active tradersare always learning. They may be assessed as a “No” simply continue withthe current trade account amount and return for reassessment. Anassessment may also determine that additional Applicant real money tradeaccount deposits are appropriate, and the trader again is cycle backthrough the Run Amount Trading Account And Increases 680. This cyclesimply repeats itself as determined appropriate by the trader and theApplicant for the benefit of earning a financial gain and furthertrading skill development and trading psychology development thatcontinually reinforces a Proprietary Trading Outcome FIG. 2 294 that isa financial market participation result beyond Improved Trading OutcomesFIG. 2 284, and further beyond Typical Trading Outcomes FIG. 2 274.

FIG. 6 discloses the ultimate outcome of the Student, now trader, havingprogressed through the Applicant Multi-Faceted Trade Education AndExperience Training 610. That is making a Trader Self-Funding Assessment690. The ultimate goal is the training and development of financialmarket participants assessing that “Yes” they are interested and capableof Private Trade Account Funding 692. This flow chart does not implythat the Applicant will remove their funding, so the trader is capableof trading their Applicant Run Amount Trading Account And Increases 680while also choosing to trade their Private Trade Account Funding 692.The trader is participating in the market with even greater tradeaccount amounts for even further trading psychology development andtrading gains. The trader may ask the question by Trader Self-FundingAssessment 690 if they are ready for Private Trade Account Funding 692.Any Continuation Assessment 694 at this point is a “Yes” to continuelearning and trading, but they may assess “No” not to continue, butDiscontinue 696 their participation. They may also assess that they need“More” Trading Mechanics Skill Development 620, Trading PsychologyDevelopment 630, or both. They simply continue to cycle through tradingskill development, trading psychology development, or both inconjunction with continued trading until at such time they do assess byway of the Trader Self-Funding Assessment 690 that they are prepared forPrivate Trade Account Funding 692 and continue trading the Applicant'sReal Money educational and Experiential Trading Account 650 at the sametime for greater financial market participation and gains.

The Applicant's Multi-Faceted Trade Education And Experience Training610 as detailed herein accompanied by Applicant Real Money EducationalAnd Experiential Trading Account 650 produces a Proprietary TradingOutcomes FIG. 2 294 that is justifiably, but surprisingly effective. TheProprietary Trading Outcomes FIG. 2, 294 are the result of comprehensiveTrading Mechanics Skill Development 620 combined with deliberateeducational attention and deliberate real money financial marketparticipation for Trading Psychology Development 630. The cyclicaltrading skill development and the cyclical trading psychologydevelopment in conjunction with increasing real money trading accountcreates environments that continually advances and draws out new levelsof trading challenges and experience to address and advance through.Successful day trading requires continual development in tradingmechanics or trading skill and trading psychology or the trader'srelationship with the market. Without increasing development in both ofthese areas, there is only limited trading success in the markets.Ultimately, the Student becomes a trader more fully prepared toparticipate in the financial markets with a sizeable Applicant RealMoney Educational And Experiential Trading Account 630 and ideally withthe interest and confidence to additionally trade a Private tradeAccount Funding 692. The objective of Proprietary Trading Outcomes FIG.2 294 for enhanced financial gain and market success is achieved andcontinued.

While the invention has been described with particular reference to thepreferred embodiments, it will be understood by those skilled in the artthat various changes may be made and equivalents may be substituted forelements of the preferred embodiments without departing from theinvention. It is accordingly intended that the claims shall cover allsuch modifications and applications that do not depart from the truespirit and scope of the invention.

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1. Trading psychology development method comprising: the externalfinancial market input data being streamed to a centralized manipulationcenter, the centralized manipulation center providing trader devicelocal market price candlestick display, the local market pricecandlestick display being 1 minute to 10,080 minute periods, theproprietary trading signal algorithms provided to the centralizedmanipulation center to be applied to the external financial market inputdata to provide trader device proprietary local graphic tradingindicators, the proprietary trading education combining the used oflocal market price candlestick display and proprietary local graphictrading indicators to create trader proprietary trading techniques, andthe trader proprietary trading techniques applied to the brokeragetrading platform with a proprietary real money education fund tradingaccount.
 2. Trading psychology development of claim 1 comprisingexternal financial market input data being from bond, cryptocurrency,commodity, foreign exchange, future, index, mutual fund, stocks, andequity markets.
 3. Trading psychology development of claim 1 comprisinglocal market price candlestick display preferably being 1 minute, 5minute, 15 minute, 30 minute, 60 minute, 120 minute, 240 minute, 360minute, 480 minute, 720 minute, 1,440 minute, and 10,080 minute charts.4. Trading psychology development of claim 1 comprising local graphictrading indicators that are leading indicators to lagging indicators 5.Trading psychology development of claim 1 comprising proprietary tradingeducation certified trade education and experience from 1-to-1 personalcore instruction, small group instruction and side-by-side personalmastery instruction.
 6. Trading psychology development of claim 1comprising proprietary trading education ongoing trade education andexperience from 1-to-1 personal core instruction, small groupinstruction, side-by-side personal mastery instruction, and large groupevent expert instruction.
 7. Trading psychology development methodcomprising: the external financial market input data being streamed to acentralized manipulation center, the centralized manipulation centerproviding trader device local market price candlestick display, thelocal market price candlestick display being 1 minute to 10,080 minuteperiods, the proprietary trading signal algorithms provided to thecentralized manipulation center to be applied to the external financialmarket input data to provide trader device proprietary local graphictrading indicators, the proprietary trading education combining the usedof local market price candlestick display and proprietary local graphictrading indicators to create trader proprietary trading techniques, andthe trader proprietary trading techniques applied to the brokeragetrading platform with a proprietary real money education fund tradingaccount, the trade trial education and experience, the prospect tradetrial assessment of the trade trial education and experience to providethem a capacity to trade, the group trade trial assessment of theprospect's capacity to trade, the decision of the trade trial by theprospect and the group, the certified practice account trading educationand experience in applying trade mechanics, the student assessment of acertified practice account trading and their capacity with trademechanics, the instructor assessment of a certified practice accounttrading and the student's abidance with trade mechanics, the groupassessment of a certified practice account trading and the student'sabidance with trade mechanics, the decision of student abidance withtrade mechanics by the student, instructor, and the group, the student'scontinued group trading education and experience in applying trademechanics, the real money educational trading account deposit, the realmoney account trading education and experience, the trader assessment ofthe real money account trading education in applying trade psychology,the group assessment of the real money account trading education andexperience in abidance with trade psychology, the decision of traderabidance with trade psychology, the student's continued real moneytrading education and experience, and the confidence to initiate aprivate real money trading account.
 8. Trading psychology development ofclaim 7 comprising certified practice account trading education andexperience to include market information, core and advanced indicators,analysis skills, trade skills, and trade character.
 9. Tradingpsychology development of claim 7 comprising trade mechanics to includetrade technology, trade tools, trade techniques, and trade tips. 10.Trading psychology development of claim 7 comprising trade psychology toinclude trade plan, trade money management, trade consistency, tradediscipline, trade patience, and trade management.
 11. Trading psychologydevelopment of claim 7 comprising prospect trade trial assessment of yesbeing ready to advance, more education and experience is needed, or noto discontinue.
 12. Trading psychology development of claim 7 comprisinggroup trade trial assessment of yes being ready to advance, moreeducation and experience is needed, or no to discontinue.
 13. Tradingpsychology development of claim 7 comprising student assessment of acertified practice account trading being ready to advance, moreeducation and experience is needed, or no to discontinue.
 14. Tradingpsychology development of claim 7 comprising instructor assessment of acertified practice account trading being ready to advance, moreeducation and experience is needed, or no to discontinue.
 15. Tradingpsychology development of claim 7 comprising group assessment of acertified practice account trading being ready to advance, moreeducation and experience is needed, or no to discontinue.
 16. Tradingpsychology development of claim 7 comprising trader assessment of a realmoney account trading being ready to advance, more education andexperience is needed, or no to discontinue.
 17. Trading psychologydevelopment of claim 7 comprising group assessment of a real moneyaccount trading being ready to advance, more education and experience isneeded, or no to discontinue.
 18. Trading psychology development methodcomprising: the external financial market input data being streamed to acentralized manipulation center, the centralized manipulation centerproviding trader device local market price candlestick display, thelocal market price candlestick display being 1 minute to 10,080 minuteperiods, the proprietary trading signal algorithms provided to thecentralized manipulation center to be applied to the external financialmarket input data to provide trader device proprietary local graphictrading indicators, the proprietary trading education combining the usedof local market price candlestick display and proprietary local graphictrading indicators to create trader proprietary trading techniques, andthe trader proprietary trading techniques applied to the brokeragetrading platform with a proprietary real money education fund tradingaccount, the multi-faceted trade education and experience training, thestudent trading assessment of abidance by the multi-faceted tradeeducation and experience training, the group trading assessment ofabidance by the multi-faceted trade education and experience training,the decision of student trading abidance to the multi-faceted tradeeducation and experience training, the student's continued availabilityof the multi-faceted trade education and experience training withtrading mechanics skill development and trading psychology development,the real money educational and experiential trading account deposit, thefirst category of deposits being crawl level training and trade accountfunding real money educational and experiential trading account depositbeing a smaller crawl level training and trade account funding fortrading mechanics skills development and trading psychology developmentwith a smaller real money account, the trader trades the smaller crawllevel training and trade account funding, the crawl trader assessment ofthe smaller crawl level training and trade account funding for traderabidance with trading mechanics and trading psychology with a smallerreal money account, the crawl group assessment of the smaller crawllevel training and trade account funding for trader abidance withtrading mechanics and trading psychology with a smaller real moneyaccount, the decision of trader smaller crawl level training and tradeaccount funding abidance, the trader's continued availability of themulti-faceted trade education and experience training, the next categoryof deposits being an intermediate walk level training and trade accountfunding for trading mechanics skills development and trading psychologydevelopment with an intermediate walk real money account, the tradertrades the intermediate walk level training and trade account funding,the walk trader assessment of the intermediate walk level training andtrade account funding for trader abidance with trading mechanics andtrading psychology with an intermediate real money account, the walkgroup assessment of the intermediate walk level training and tradeaccount funding for trader abidance with trading mechanics and tradingpsychology with an intermediate real money account, the decision oftrader intermediate walk level training and trade account fundingabidance, the trader's continued availability of the multi-faceted tradeeducation and experience training, the next category of deposits being alarger run level training and trade account funding for tradingmechanics skills development and trading psychology development with alarger real money account, the trader trades the larger run leveltraining and trade account funding, the walk trader assessment of thelarger run level training and trade account funding for trader abidancewith trading mechanics and trading psychology with an intermediate realmoney account, the walk group assessment of the larger run leveltraining and trade account funding for trader abidance with tradingmechanics and trading psychology with an intermediate real moneyaccount, the decision of trader larger run level training and tradeaccount funding abidance, the trader's continued availability of themulti-faceted trade education and experience training, the confidence ofthe trader to initiate a trader self-funding assessment, the trader tocreate a private trade account funding, and the trader's continuedavailability of the multi-faceted trade education and experiencetraining.
 19. Trading psychology development of claim 18 comprisingmulti-faceted trade education and experience training of 1-to-1 personalcore instruction, small group instruction, side-by-side personal masteryinstruction, and large group even expert instruction using local marketprice candlestick display, proprietary local graphic trading tools, andproprietary trading techniques.
 20. Trading psychology development ofclaim 18 comprising trade mechanics to include trade technology, tradetools, trade techniques, and trade tips.
 21. Trading psychologydevelopment of claim 18 comprising trade psychology to include tradeplan, trade money management, trade consistency, trade discipline, tradepatience, and trade management.
 22. Trading psychology development ofclaim 18 comprising trader assessment of the smaller real money crawllevel training and trade account funding developing with relevanttrading mechanics skill development and relevant trading psychologydevelopment being ready to advance in more real money, stay at the sameamount of money, more education and experience is needed, or no todiscontinue.
 23. Trading psychology development of claim 18 comprisinggroup assessment of the smaller real money crawl level training andtrade account funding developing with relevant trading mechanics skilldevelopment and relevant trading psychology development being ready toadvance in more real money, stay at the same amount of money, moreeducation and experience is needed, or no to discontinue.
 24. Tradingpsychology development of claim 18 comprising smaller crawl leveltraining and trade account funding being $0 to $20,000.
 25. Tradingpsychology development of claim 18 comprising trader assessment of theintermediate real money walk level training and trade account fundingdeveloping with relevant trading mechanics skill development andrelevant trading psychology development being ready to advance in morereal money, stay at the same amount of money, more education andexperience is needed, or no to discontinue.
 26. Trading psychologydevelopment of claim 18 comprising group assessment of the intermediatereal money walk level training and trade account funding developing withrelevant trading mechanics skill development and relevant tradingpsychology development being ready to advance in more real money, stayat the same amount of money, more education and experience is needed, orno to discontinue.
 27. Trading psychology development of claim 18comprising intermediate walk level training and trade account fundingbeing $20,000 to $40,000.
 28. Trading psychology development of claim 18comprising trader assessment of the larger real money run level trainingand trade account funding developing with relevant trading mechanicsskill development and relevant trading psychology development beingready to advance in more real money, stay at the same amount of money,more education and experience is needed, or no to discontinue. 29.Trading psychology development of claim 18 comprising group assessmentof the larger real money run level training and trade account fundingdeveloping with relevant trading mechanics skill development andrelevant trading psychology development being ready to advance in morereal money, stay at the same amount of money, more education andexperience is needed, or no to discontinue.
 30. Trading psychologydevelopment of claim 18 comprising smaller run level training and tradeaccount funding being $40,000 to $100,000.
 31. Trading psychologydevelopment of claim 18 comprising trader self-funding assessment withrelevant trading mechanics skill development and relevant tradingpsychology development being ready to advance into private trade accountfunding, stay with the run amount trading account and increases, moreeducation and experience is needed, or no to discontinue.